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In 7.6 x 250, out 7.0. Dip bought the hard dip into 7.50 support and the stock halted. I had the opportunity to get out for a small loss, but I was stubborn and stayed longer. When stocks halt, especially down, they tend to open into falling price action. The halt is what got me this time. I liked the dip buy opportunity a lot. Unfortunate.
In 1.2 x 1600, out 1.26. Bought the dip before market open, aiming for 1.30. First spike failed. I stuck to my scalping plan and exited with 5% before the pullback. I tried to buy again into that pullback, but my buy was a penny off of the bottom, before it broke its HOD and hit 1.40's. I liked the chart, is why I went with this stock. It had a multiday breakout.
In 4.83 x 120, out 5.01. Recent runner that's pulled back for a couple days. Dip bought premarket when it was hanging out around its first-day-spike high. Didn't feel risky at all. Volume has been low, but it still had the bounce that I thought it could today. Because volume, I sold when I wasn't sure the r/g was going to hold for a small profit. Ended up hitting where I thought it could.
I'm going to lay off buying breakouts and start buying dips. The breakout was wrong that time and then dipped. That dip bounced nicely and got to where I initially thought it could get to. Breakouts are too risky for my small account. Too mentally draining as well. I will start aiming for 3-8% gains to help ensure that my tiny account will at least grow a little. Nobody is having records profits this year. Time to adapt/adjust my strategy to this market.
In .53 x 1800, out .52. Bought this spiker on day two of the move. Risky since it's passed its "key" breakout level. I quote that because it wasn't very "key". A multi day breakout at .58 would've been better. Just not a very good chart. Should've maybe ignored since it didn't fit my patter well but small loss, so its ok.
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