Got these shares from FFRMF spin-off in August.

Got 200 shares at $5.80 premarket. Aim was $6.80. This time I stuck to the plan and didn't sell to the first morning spike and when the price came down to $6.20, I added 300 shares at $6.25 to my position averaging 500 shares at $6.07. I tried to sell to the second spike as I put my order on $6.67 when price sat there for a while, but sadly I didn't get a fill. so I sold half of my position on the way down at $6.52 and other half got sold by stop order at $6.07. Would have been $300 profit.

2 mistakes: First was that I bought accidentally 100 shares instead of 1000. And the second one was that I reached my PTD-rule limit, so I couldn't sell at my target at $1.93 a few minutes later. So i was really pissed about it and hoped that it wouldn't drop hard and also thanked "faith" for the first mistake :D . Luckily I got rid of it first thing in the morning at the pre-market. Again $21 profit instead of $400.

Risk was $12.55 but got scared out earlier. Target was around $13.50. Didn't do much.

Once again didn't stick to my plan. In anticipation of stock going to sixes, I put in an order at LOD $5.20 for the night. And as soon as pre-market opened, it got executed and I was really happy with it. As market opened, the price went a little up and then sideways so in fear of losing I took that little gain. Would I have stuck to my plan, would I make $160 instead of $36.

Bought it at Friday market close on good news and was certain it would go somewhere between $5.50-6.50. So I set my target to $5.65. Risk was at $4.25 support from the same day. But aftermarket came the news about a lawsuit so that scared me a little, didn't know, how price would react. When the market opened on Monday and price jumped up and down on first few minutes, my nerves failed me and I was scared out just to see that if I would've stuck to my plan, I would profit $500 instead of $38.

I put in this order o/n on what I thought was a strong suppport level and it got executed afterhours as it dropped much more. I was waiting and hoping for stock to go up, but didn't happen, so cut losses as much as i could.

Tried to dip buy, but didn't consider overall market being so down.

Didn't move, got out with small gains. Sold half at 1.48 and other half at 1.46.

Bought this stock few minutes before market close on Friday and held it over the weekend, because I believed it could spike a little on Monday, so I put in two orders, half of my position each, one of them at $5.62 and other at $6.12. Unfortunately, I wasn't watching premarket action, so when my 5.62 order got executed, I could have lower my other order a little, but I st up few alerts and put in a stop order at 5.12 and in some point it got executed at $5.10. All worked out fine.