i've been attempting to learn morning panic's since the start of march. something tell's me that i'm chasing, but also i'm not so comfortable with trading morning run's, but i also acknowledge that i'm way too comfortable with staying within my lane and that is hurting me too. though i can't say that i regret focusing for these past 3 month's , cause that focus is what is needed to learn a new pattern. although perhap's what i need to do is get to a "closing point" where i can stop with morning panic's so that i can go back to them at a later date. that would be pretty simple i think, i would just need to get my panic's screenshot's taken all 173 of them -__- but if that's what it take's for me to move on... also this would probably be more of a delay tactic than anything else. i think what i truly need to learn is the breakout price action. as far as whether that is in a morning spike or a earning's breakout or a contract winner or a new's play. i don't know. but so far i'm doing pretty good with downside play's. and i'm not interested in shorting. so i need to learn an upside play. simple. though i would rather not learn another momentum play cause i've sucked at this last one what would be a innefficiency play that happen's intraday? well it doesn't, innefficiency play's are pretty much defined by o/n. so that would probably mean a earning's o/n play. yes let's look that up. we are absolutely approaching into the earning's season. so i want to get stat's on how often they gap after their first green. not to mention that i would need to actually get a read.... well i think that i've decided to very simply move on to breakout's and even more simply to answer the question, what does certain catalysts do for the markup periods for these stock's? how often do they gap up and is there an edge there? what do the chart pattern's look like overall? allthough if you have read thus far i would be amazed at your resolve to read through the rambling's that i myself find irritating to read.