Spiked at 10am on news and had held steady at the top with amazing range. I thought it would spike again and even if not, the small bounces were significant. It couldn't break back up and failed quickly. I had to panic sell because it fell so quickly. Lessons: CLQ

TRUG climbed AH and then more in PM and looked strong before the open, then made a quick upswing and cracked down to a lower support level. I bought the dip there and it went up 3.5% before sliding and sliding. It was hugely choppy and looked really spiky so I stayed in a little longer but I got out when it broke through the lowest support. Lesson: CLQ, Take profits quickly.

After the morning spike, I bought the dip but it didn't do anything for a few minutes then popped up to 2.82 (2%) then back down through my stop. Lesson: I'm glad I CLQ. It faded further afterwards.

After a nice PM rise, it dropped at the open. I timed the bottom correctly and got in and it immediately popped up about 7% and hovered there. I held expecting another 7% jump but it popped right back down (Bart Chart) and had a poor execution of my stop. Lesson: Stops aren't a garantee of sell price.

As this one was rising above a recent high, I was looking for a breakout and squeeze but it failed and oscillated. I put a stop low so it wouldn't pop me out quickly and a hard crack dropped through it and way down. Lessons: CLQ, stops are very important to limit losses.

This hi float hi price stock had incredible range with its price action in PM and two perfect examples of bullish flags. I got in as soon as the direction was sure after the open. It jumped, halted, dropped then climbed again to 14.6 but then cracked twice. I had a stop at just above the buy as a safety measure. Lesson: stops help avoid disastrous losses.

RZLV had a huge spike at 5am and a bounce back to HOD and was at trough just before 7am so I bought in time for the rush, but the volume was gone and it slid slowly down. I held for a while but no reversal. Lesson: CLQ

News of FDA drug acceptance caused several PM spikes. At the open, the price swung a little and it looked like it was moving up. After waiting 3 min. I got in at what I thought was the bottom of a spike but instead it was the top of an hour-long slide. I got out as quickly as I could once I noticed a clear slide. Lessons: CLQ, It is risky to guess the direction before the price action proves itself at the open. Wait 5 min. or catch it as it breaks out, but don't buy the dip immediately.

FDA drug approval news caused a couple of early morning spikes. I got in just prior to the 7am rush when it spiked as planned. I took the full extent of the spike.

After a good run up from 7:30am to 9:15, I bought on a dip hoping for another squeeze. It trended up and once I was comfortable I moved my stop up to ensure a win, and the price popped down just far enough to hit my stop, before going back up to 1.48. Lesson: stops may be seen and hunted, but chasing a cracking candle is more damaging. Use a stop then your profits are far enough to still ensure a win but far enough from the current price that it cannot easily be hit by chop.