Also,, everyone reports their quarterly at different times of the year. Not all the quarters are on the ACTUAL calendar quarters

if you enter your trade at .27, you should set stop loss at .24 for example when it hit, get out don't hold and hope. so .27 first target .30 second target .35 to sell. cut loss at for example 3 cent from your entry. or you can say at $50 loss i am out. good luck.

YOU NEED TO START WATCHING TIM'S LESSONS! I'm sorry to say it but you're in another world right now brother! Not to be mean but a reality check. I'm sure you'll do better since we all learn from our mistakes, but you really need to get that study on and apply healthy strategies! .... If it went from .27 to .30 and dipped that means you didn't analyze the trade properly before getting in and you bought at the top. You MUST analyze the trade before hand, and know your risk/reward.

About the second paragraph, YOU DO NOT LET AN INVESTMENT RIDE FOR A MONTH, specially with penny stocks ... Lastly, CUT LOSSES QUICKLY. Set yourself a losing percentage and respect it. If you are buying $1000 and you only want to lose $40, then your loss target should be 4%. Applying this to the .27 position, you should've cut losses at .259 ... GOOD LUCK! Study Study Study!!!

Add to your list. if you miss the breakout, don't try to get it because you don't want to miss the train. Learn from it and be prepare for the next opportunity.

Thanks for posting. I have a problem with chasing too. Nice to see what your plans are and your lessons listed.

It's cool, we all make mistakes

@ahmadhassan82 @Ckail I was reading it @1.20 then I was man he made and jumped in on my trust of his posts

yes agreed. I also jumped in $PBMD after the release

I saw it at 1.11 going to 1.27 like the rocket. The last few days not my days so busy at for project released soon. Opportunity will come again

I got caught holding the bag on PBMD at 1.75. Been waiting for it to run back up. Learned my lesson...

I usually take on too much at once too. Remember this, the man who chases two rabbits catches none. I definitely feel ya on the work bit, last 2-3 rotations I've gotten killed at work, practically killing my trading opportunities.

@CodyMeek Talking about missing opportunity. I am busy at work since a week for next project release. Working as Software programmer, missed a lot of opportunity just last week. But what we can say, some days for you and some other against you.

@CodyMeek @dtrades so we are all in the same boat. no worries. market always have opportunities comes again and again.

I use www.wallstreetsurvivor.com at first and then started to use ThinkorSwim for the level 2s (carefull: even though its free, ThinkorSwim might ask you for personal info like social security number,etc when you make an account, because it is for TD Ameritrade)

Thanks, will give them try