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This had a press release about new sales in the US and the whole thing seemed a little hype. So when price action showed that it was struggling to bounce I figured that it would retest the day lows at 4.12. I was right but it tried to climb first and made me very nervous so I covered when I saw that it might not test the lows due to a large buyer. It did test the lows within minutes of my cover but I was scared. This is also on the ssr today.

Saw the fading price action on this stock that rarely hold it's spikes. It knew the day low was at 1.10 and support was at 1.07. I knew this may end up being nothing more than a scalp but I also know that this likes to retrace it's gains and could go back under 1. Large buyer at 1.01 and I didn't even retry the 1 dollar spot again. Got out when it looked like it would break through support.

I bought this at the breakout of 4.25. I waited just to make sure that it would breakout a little and was expecting a retest of the recent highs. Turns out that the alert came out just as I got filled. It went up 5 cents and couldn't hang. When Tim sold I knew it was over but I didn't get out until the follower panic brought the price back down. I tried to wait it out and gain a small profit out of it but I decided against it because I wasn't sure how far this might actually drop.

I struggled with this the day before. I wasn't sure I agreed with Tim on this earnings upgrade but at the same time it was looking really good. I resolved to become part of the "waitandsee tribe" (scrubs) and buy in the 3.60s at that support level. I even tried to buy premarket but wasn't allowed or just not executed which is good considering. I bought on the very large dip expecting the red\green move. When it didn't show, I removed myself. Very happy with my actual trade and process.

Shorted based off the risk at 4.15. I started with 200 shares believing that I might average up. It went my way almost immediately and never looked back. I thought about shorting more later on at 4 but opted against it in case the afternoon has surprises for me. So far for three days this stock spikes in the morning, tops out early lunch hour, and fades the rest of the day. That was the pattern I was waiting for and I got it.

Small cap IR pump. I was watching it climb and did chase it a little but the risk reward seemed in place. Was expecting this to be pumped up to resistance in 1.80s. It made it to $1.75. I actually was trying to get in on a dip but it came down to me in that minute. I got out when it seemed that it wouldn't break the earlier high and didn't want it to fade on me throughout the day.

Got in this on a slight retrace short expecting it to fade the rest of the day. I was right and it did fade through the rest of the day save for one large bounce that went to 4.20 and turned down. I didn't expect it would bust through $4 but when it did I got out. I tried to reshort later but it was getting too late in the day and I don't want to hold this overnight. Most likely there will be some kind of financing news but there could be other news that spikes it.

waited all day yesterday for a good confirmation to buy this. Tim bought it before me so I waited until it came back down. Good buy. I missed the morning spike and I was pissed. I was being greedy and I completely ignored the wedge pattern that was forming and I knew if I let it sit that it will spike once all these shorts cover in a couple of days. I still think that this will spike later this week but I cannot sit here and watch it turn against me. I need to stop ignoring what is there

I was thinking that this was consolidation instead of the downward wedge that it was. When I placed my order 30 min. before the trade happened, there were no real sellers, they had all disappeared. This is an earnings winner and my buy was right at support and day low. I expected this to rise throughout the day. It still may but it appeared to be breaking support at 1.25 so I got out. Maybe later today if this holds I can get back in.
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