This was a perfect trade in my opinion. It had volume, it had a significant price change the day prior, it had so much volatility that I watched it almost hit my limit at 8c twice and swing wildly down back to where I bought it. I stuck to my guns believing it would launch back to my set point. It eventually zoomed right by, but I sold all my shares a little early because I work nights, go to school, and have a baby... and need to sleep at some point. WIN. (It hit a max somewhere around $0.0815)

Sigh, I bought on some news about an orphan drug approval. Saw it was up 7% post market the day before and thought it would continue up. I was wrong.

I don't even know why I did this. Wish I could say I was hammered.

Knew better... I bought in with a plan to sell at 1.15. I watched it hit 1.17... 1.19... 1.22. I got greedy and what I deserved.

This one's complicated. I had 1750 shares at roughly 1.09/sh. I sold for a loss and incurred a "Wash" warning. Fidelity labelled my entry at 1.22 to make up for the wash. Still made a wee bit. My actual gains from this are $80, because they didn't factor in the dividend.

Got my lunch ate on this one. I got in after listening to the conference call and hearing some really great things. I had every intention of hold this one for a week. I miscalculated my limit order before realizing the this one trades pre-market. Bought in after it had already seen a %15 gain from the news with the expectation that it would continue a climb. That, as you can see, failed to happen.

Bought in on the intention of seeing a $1 breakout. Took too long and I got antsy with $935 tied up and sold.

Made a reasonable gain on this, took my 10% after seeing it hit mid one-twenties and correcting.