This was the pre-market winner in terms of % gainers. Bought late into the morning spike at 4.95, was looking to buy break of pre-market highs at 4.80 so it was a chase. And it crashed right after that. This is was trade gone wrong, I am done chasing in these down markets, if I miss my entry I am done. Since, I chased I didn’t have an order keyed to sell, so when it tanked, I was scrambling to get out. Also it faded off 4.90 pre-market highs into the open, which I will be more keen off.

This is a semi-well executed trade. Simply found this as one of the largest pre-market gainers on this news, of a successful meeting with clinical investigators for a confirmatory phase 3 trial. I was looking to buy on the breakout over pre-market highs of $3.40, got a perfect execution and sold into a spike of $3.60, before the first pullback. This was my first trade during a class, and I was not to comfortable with it, so I doubt I will trade in class again, unless the set-up is so perfect

Welp, I failed to learn to my lesson about chasing Tim’s alerts. Not much to mention here, I did not trade based on the plan I made pre-market. I chased Tim’s alert, but learned that he bought the stock on volume, not right at market open, but waited. On the bright side I cut my losses well.

Bought this pre-market after it was up 50%, almost got scared out a few minutes later, when it took a pre-market dump to 1.85ish. Took off like a rocket out of the open. Sold ½ of my position on the first pullback. I did not have a risk level and got scared when the first pullback dropped back to 2.20ish. I sold the rest of my position for a small gain and missed the next dollar move up. Lessons learned CREATE RISK LEVELS BEFORE TRADING, REMEMBER PULLBACKS, LOOK AT MULTIPLE TIME FRAMES (1m, 5m).

Bought this stock off the % gainers there was no news that I can find. I bought into the pullback on the 1-minute candle off of an SEC halt. This stock was a poor trade with many SEC halts, due to volatility. first profit, still not a good trade. got stuck, in the trade with another SEC halt, and sold as soon as it re-opened. I luckily t filled at the hod. The stock got halted again for the remainder of the day There was a NASDAQ delisting warning during December of 2015, could explain run-up

Foolishly bought this stock because of a chatroom mention, that it was gapping up premarket. Did not do any research, and created my target and stop after entering the trade. Bought into a top and watched it trade sideways finally break a few cents above purchase price only to have it drop back down and double top at 2.68ish before falling through my stop.

First week, with E-trade. I bought this stock late into the run-up and was looking to sell on the break of $5. Accidently submitted the wrong sell limit order and lost money. However good loss because the stock only went down from there.

First trade of Tim Challenge, dumb purchase into close of day hoping for news gap up in the AM. The stock price is to high for me to profit. Just for me to break even I needed to sell at $50. So, I just got out before anything else happened, basically just churned some comissions