Bought this a/h when they reported earnings; next morning had an analyst upgrade and spiked premarket. Sold into the premarket spike (luckily, I got the very top) and it consolidated again in the $3.50s all day. Bought on the dip at $3.52, hoping for another spike.... Turns out, anticipated earnings had already been priced in, and it dropped at the open. Cut losses.

This stock was up $4 a share in premarket from it's close on Friday. I knew it was over extended and would drop at the open and anticipated a bounce. I though tit was holding support at $5, so I jumped in and it immediately tanked down to $4.70; I decided to get out and waited for a bounce and sold into it. Kept going down at least another $1 a share after.

Bought this when it held it's gains after a positive news report. No morning spike the next day so I got out barely above break-even.

I shorted this a few days before and got squeezed out; had I held, I would have met my goal. When it popped back up, I reshorted. I didn't cut losses even when I recognized a bullish pattern. Should have cut losses much more quickly.

Got a good entry on the buy right at the dip; sold after Tims sell alert and it started dropping; should have held through it, as it was just a pull-back and it went up to $1.90. Shorted it later after it faded all day. Accidentally fat-fingered my cover order and it executed, getting me out and putting me over on the PDT rule. Ended up dropping below 1.50 at the open.

Shorted this multi-day loser; got squeezed at the open and cut losses. Should have held, as it dropped down to 5.80 later in the day.

Covered my short position on this one on Friday and they announced earnings right after market close. Bought in to the premarket spike (too soon, as it did dip back down to the 3.85 area), and sold into the morning spike. Sold WAY too soon, as this ended up going over $7, but I'm happy with a $340 profit any day!

First short sale! Stock was up on no news (made money going long a few days previous) and was over-extended. Had a difficult time getting in because of browser issues so I got a rough entry point; a chatroom pump caused it to spike the next day, so my short position took a long time to come back down. Covered 2 days later; ended up dropping to $2.60, then spiking from earnings. Over all, I'm happy with my exit.

Trying to dip-buy this one at support and sell into resistance, but the company did a $10M financing and sold shares at $3.08; stock dropped so fast it was halted by the SEC. I got out as quick as I could.

Took an overnight position on this company, as it spiked that morning, held it's gains, and was up on earnings. The morning spike on Day 2 failed, so I cut losses quickly.