Good write up man!

So you buy just above support to protect from losses but why not wait until you see continuation to buy? Why buy when it drops from the previous day's price and then finds support which doesn't guarantee that it will bounce back and cross the previous day's closing price?

In the beginning I wasn't getting good entries because I would wait for confirmation of movement. Nothing is guaranteed and that is why I look for a catalyst and chart that point in the same direction.

Gotcha! Thanks for the insight!

very good read, Thanks

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'Part Deux'

You can short sell after hours, probably what that 200k seller was doing. I've decided to stop watching this until tomorrow so I force myself to stick to my plan to hold. The way it performed today, I'm starting to believe .90 may be possible tomorrow, especially if this holds up during the day and gets a Friday squeeze.

Ya this will be volatile and gut wrenchig to watch. I need to stop hitting refresh since there is nothing I can do. I dont have afterhours trading. Preying this doesnt get demolished before the NYME opens. A short squeeze would be nice. The volume is HUGE though for traded shares at 22M today vs 1.8M. Think what tomorrow will be?

I'm not worried about this. Worst case I take profits if this fails in the morning but this earnings winner pattern of closing near its highs has too much upside for me to let go just yet. AH still has plenty of bidders so there is still a demand.

Totally. I just dont want to see it dip below $0.56 by morning. If we get $0.80 I will be SUPER happy. So far the momentum looks like it's there with the volume afterhours.

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Thx ragetoca. Will look into it. Hopefully no time delay for their stock screener.

I like Stocks to Trade. It has lots of custom screens you can build. But, Finviz as a paid subscription is less expensive.

I agree with ragetoca