Entered stock 4 times with a lower price each time, trying to lower the break-even point. I should never do this, but was tempted to do it, again. At 04:12 CT, bought 100 shares at 2.23. At 04:27 CT bought 100 shares at 2.19. At 04:46 CT bought 100 shares at 2.14, then at 05:08 CT, bought 100 shares at 2.0989. The avg. price was 2.1625. Held stock until 09:28 CT when it did go up a little to have a small gain. DON'T DO THIS AGAIN!
Was up 20%, and this is my A+ setup. I caught slippage when it couldn't hold the 2.42 area. I followed up with my stop, and Im back to sticking with the process. Entry, Exit, Stop, Ride it up with a Stop to bracket in the trade.
ATP scan most active and crossover, held for 3 min. took profit
Reentered this biotech that got breakthrough FDA approval for its drug in phase 2 and it was starting to look toppy. And I am aware most phase 2 companies that I halve seen only go between 35-50% of the day and it was starting to look toppy so I sold within that same minute for small gains. My entry and exit was correct analysis because it has dropped almost two dollars a share four hours after
Bought this biotech that was granted US FDA Granted Breakthrough Therapy for Inna Pharama's drug for Refractory Sezary Syndrome. However trials are still only at phase 2, not phase 3 or commercialization so I made sure I entered and exited my position quickly for small gains.
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