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bought 4.5 lots in a/h on 2/25 and sold 1.5 and held 3 lots for next day, gapped up a bit and ran to low 10's, sold 9.95 and since it broke 10 I figured I would get back in on the pullback to lower 9's figuring the same support just below 9 form a/h would hold, It didn't and I rode it the whole way down to 8 took bunch of painfull stop losses giving most of this gain back and then hve been trading it since getting smaller gains. Wedbush upgrade and $27 price target but MM's got it down to 7's

this ran from 8's to 14's by midday on Monday 2/24. waited for pull back to support at mid 12's and got in only for it to fade hard rest of day to mid 9's. took some bad stop losses and but was back in and held in mid 9's. next day had to wait for it a little but it hit 10's but kept hitting resistance low 10.20's then diped below 10 so took what i could low 10.05 only to see it then break that 10.22-25 res and run to high 10's then hit 12 next morn and almost mid 12's by thursday

was actually 2 trades of 3 buys each. first trade buys were under 10 with sell just over 10 and the 2nd trade was 3 buys in low 11's and the sell in high 11's. averaged the buys and the 2 sells to combine into 1 trade here. Total gain $1,115.45 comes out the same as 1 trade or 2. key being no stop losses just 2 decent sized (for me) gains. Missed buying DHRM dip the next day as would've worked again.

had 43 shares that didn't execute from a 1243 buy at 4.02 the day before and it was strange because then the remaining 43 shares from the partially executed buy of 1200 of the 1243 then did execute in afterhours. Selling at 5.74 from 4.02 was great but wish I had kept shares from low 4's on 2/10/14 to sell in high 5's the next day but only had those 43 shares that oddly executed in a/h from a buy during reg mrkt hrs. so this gain is actually those 43 shares and 2 other trades.
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