This was an interesting chart @MikeySaghbini . I completely agree with Tim that the first is almost always the best (and was here). Tim traded this stock on 6/3 (and other days too i believe). I bought the 1st dip (with really nice profits) and the bottom dip (with less profits b/c choppier). But the bottom dip had interesting MACD pattern.

So $CIDM just completed at great "Cup-Handle-Pop" at 11:39. If you look closely, this pattern actually has a "meta-Handle." There is a cup at 10:45 to 11:15, with a following handle, but within the handle is another cup-handle pattern. I'm finding when a cup-handle completed on another "meta-handle" (and rarely a triple handle), these can pop/squeeze huge. One of the key things I look at now are 1) a nearby resistance. Here: we have the VWAP. This acts like a rubber band. The cup-handle-pop will give it momentum, and it breaks the rubber band it will sling-shot up (hence the squeeze). 2) I prefer "Intraday runners" (this is actually a loser, but the pattern fits) 3) I am now using MACD for entry/exit signals. I would have actually entered this play at 11:35 at around 2.56 and set my risk to bottom of the current handle (2.51). This a momentum play, the second the pattern fails to be cup-handle-pop, I'm out.

LOL, So I just hand inputted my trades from Tuesday. Yeah that was painful. A very good reminder why #BestTradesOnly is the only way to go. I went from more the -$350 in the morning, took a break, changed my trading plan (because I was making dumb mistakes) and then eked by with a tiny profit. The only part that was worth it was the amount of determination I gained from it. I don't like overtrading, but I can definitely tell the way I look at trading changed that day. Every day since then I have simply focused on being more disciplined.

Finally uploaded my trades for the past month. Wow I have a lot to learn. The majority of my losses occurred on 3 big days--days in which I look back and realize I was usually tired and I believe they were mostly Fridays. Still in th game, but wow I have a lot to learn.

pretty dip buy pattern. today i dip bought $vtiq, idk why or how i missed that beautiful first morning dip buy on the panic but i did, so i got in later end of day on a deep dip and sold into strength.

$bcrx offered multiple good dip buying opportunities, the first dip buy on 5/12 was an easier setup than the dip buy on 5/13, you would have to be patient but you shouldnt ignore a huge sell off through the day, because this slow developing bounce is also a good setup if you can learn how to play them.

i save perfect pattern charts!, checkout this beeeautiful cup and handle from awhile back, i bought that one for sure!

@timothysykes is 100% correct. These patterns repeat. Check out $MARK, $MVIS and CLSK over the past few days (and that's just a few). From what I'm seeing from angry shortsellers on Twitter, they are calling this pattern a "Intraday Multi-Short Trap" for new shortsellers. But for longs they are great. Going to look for some videos in the Lesson Library on these Intraday Multi-Squeezes by Tim. Curious if the psycho-social impact of the Stock Market crash / influx of inexperienced traders is making these "Intraday Multi-Short Traps" so common. Note: Learning to short is #1 on my "To Do." Gotta be a flexible trader. But I want to make sure I do it right.