See if you can google what is considered "low float" as different traders have different ideas about it as applies to their plan. Some will say ideally under 100K or under 50K. Another thing to consider is how often the entire float turns over during a period of time.
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[TimAlerts] $URRE prepping for open.

[TimAlerts] $GBR. Cool, I'll watch too.

[TimAlerts] $GBR like a late day or AH trade?

[TimAlerts] $GURE support point around 1.76

[TimAlerts] Like $GURE
There was a lot of after hours trading prior to me making this watchlist, so there was some buzz over it. It was the only play I could afford today, so I had a plan for up and down. Ended up taking a small loss. But more after hours trading today, so maybe I should have held.

Did you consider your commissions and fees? That's a major thing to consider in your profit target. Especially with small share sizes.
And yes, ScrawnyB has a point too. Are you considering the buying power multiple? 731 sounds about right to be down margin-wise for a that amount of a loss minus commissions and fees.
From videos i watched says if i have buying power x4 this means i could buy 400 shares with same anount of 731$ even if initial deposit is lower than 500$, do i got it right?
But here i bought 100 shares x4 times overpriced and this confuses me.
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