Saw tweet by madaz about very heavy volume, and waited for the dip turn at 5.73 and entry at 5.78. Wanted 7.78 very much but learning not to be greedy has already cost me profit I wish I had back. The volume/pricing started to sour and I took the price and got out. "Thank you" to all the experienced traders that post to twitter for new people like me.

Thought this would play out more over two days.

This never did pan out except for one very brief spike to 5.65 which I had an alert and checked then before I could sell it was over. I learned people move stock prices, not news. Not even good news like CERC had.

I had good entry but should have sold right after buying when it hit 3.10 or so. Big Mistake to think it would recover to 3.50. So it cost me 150 in profit plus $52 bucks of red to learn that lesson: to take the profit before me and keep the greedy trader away from the cancel button.

Saw it going up, ended at the worst entry point of the entire day since HOD was .39 and then probably less then a minute after I sold the price went up and ended at just shy of .36 at close. I have been reading Tim's Pennystock book this weekend and watched about 12 hours of his videos, as well as learning how to use Level II. Sooooo much to learn.

This did nothing overnight and bounced between small profit and small loss, mostly small loss.

It seems stupid to hold stock other than for a profit right then. I gave up the opportunity to sell it at 1.46 range while I waited for the company meeting today apparently so I could sell at a loss after the meeting today. I won't do that again. I will have better days than this.

originally bought 450 shares but could only get rid of 77 shares, those are on a this trade for less profit.

Did not stay in long enough.

originally bought 450 shares but could only get rid of 77 shares, those are on a different trade for less profit.