1.016123.275
15.02000.0
Total Profits:
$389.83
$468 Profit
SYNLong Stock
michaeluniversal

I have been watching this stock for about a week now. I mistimed a trade yesterday on this one, but I bought back in because it was going into the close holding a key level of 1.90. A press release was put out this morning about an allowance for a few patents. I sold into the pre-market spike with an aggressive price. It went a little higher after my sell, but then it shot right back down to 2.12. This is my most profitable trade yet!!

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Broker:ETrade
$2 Profit
SYNLong Stock
michaeluniversal

I tried buying on the dip from a morning spike because it was holding support, but I didn't get executed. Finally bought on a dip during the morning spike, but I sold too late. It came down to my entry point and bounced a little bit and I basically got scared out.

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Broker:ETrade
$5 Profit
WTWLong Stock
michaeluniversal

bought 500 shares on a dip that held some support. Figured this was a nice little short squeeze so I locked in profits.

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Broker:ETrade
-$10 Loss
GRPNLong Stock
michaeluniversal

Bought this on a breakout above a key daily resistance level. It double topped at 3.90 so I figured I should cut losses quickly and only lose half of my commissions. I had a bad feeling about selling though once it held support at 3.84 (key level). I shouldn't have sold because it held support and closed near its highs. I knew I would regret the sell because it spiked to the 4.40s the next day. Oh well, still learning.

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Broker:ETrade
-$82 Loss
GLUULong Stock
michaeluniversal

Bought this because it was a potential morning spiker. It was already up a bit from the previous close. I had some doubts about buying this so I attempted to cancel my buy, but it just sat there as pending, then filled right at market open. I gave it a little bit to try to spike, but it failed so I cut losses quickly.

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Broker:ETrade
$20 Profit
GLUULong Stock
michaeluniversal

Bought GLUU again on a break out above 3. It actually went all the way up to 3.09 and 3.10 for a split second before tanking back down to 3.03ish. lesson learned here: don't be greedy, when there are profits of 9-10 cents a share on slow moving stocks just take it. I was really hoping for 10 cents a share on this, but I should have just taken the profits and been happy with it. I still made a profit on this play though.

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Broker:ETrade
-$29 Loss
GLUULong Stock
michaeluniversal

This trade was a complete mistake. I was really hoping for a breakout above 2.90. I had my finger on the "buy" button when i accidentally pressed. I had no time to react because my order was filled instantly. I figured i might as well give it some time, but the breakout failed and I cut my loss quickly. Mistakes happen I suppose...

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Broker:ETrade
-$65 Loss
UNISLong Stock
michaeluniversal

This was a morning spiker that I bought after it had come back down to $1. I thought it was holding support at 1, but when it dipped below and struggled to come back I freaked out a little and sold. Wound up wasting a second day trade selling the rest of my position for a smaller loss. I should have just given it a little more time because it actually topped at 1.10. I stuck to my plan on this one though and didn't want to risk losing more. I need to plan better.

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Broker:ETrade
michaeluniversal

Bought this on a dip down from its highs. Seemed to be holding some support at 2.20ish so I bought into the bounce. This wasn't a very good trade, but I stuck to most of my rules on this one. Was not a good risk/reward set up, but I took the small profit for my account.

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Broker:ETrade
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