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Entry: -The news came out positive. the stock spiked premarket almost as much as the previous' day trading range. The rationale was it could run up on excitment off of people who would buy on the open, because the news were expected. | -Exit I was expecting a more explosive price move. Maybe i should only have sold partial position.

Bad trade. The reasons are: @ENTRYPOINT *intention: break out at 1.64. *opt out price: 1.55. risk = 5% *Only after I got in I realized the volume would't have the force for break out. *Still I decided to stay in because of priceholding support. *Friday: fading price should convinced me to cash out. *Monday: at breakout (1.69) i decided to cashout when I should have let the stock run. The rationale behind it was the price moving without consolidation.

At entry I fixed support/exit level at $7.06...$7.00...$6.73. Bought stock on stock buyback news. Held it overnight and in the morning news of a contract win with the ferguson police came out. This gave the stock just the strenght to hold its level at approx $7.90 after the spike. Sold after opening when vol got weaker and guru sykes sent an alert saying we should respect the market more these days.

Followed Sykes plan: Goal 15-30c. Risk 5-10. Good Entry because @1.37 I had resistance 5-10c below, Immediatly after entry price movement was weak, because the price dropped to flirt with support level. Then Sykes got out. But even with all that stress, I told myself to get out if it should crack support. And it didn't. $CRK showed a strong bullish run.
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