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I had to run a quick test as Schwab messaged me and said my account was restricted for 90 days, but it was in my cash account and I just ran this 1 share test to buy and immediately sell to verify that it was working properly.
Small loss. This went up to 3.20, and I tried to sell but could not as there was a wall of sellers. It started dropping again, and I tried to get out before it dropped below breakeven. It did, and a slight loss. If I had held, it went back up and broke 3.20, but you should never hold and hope, and that's why I got out for a slight loss.
Finally, a good buy and sell. I watched and targeted this stock from my top percent gainers. I was looking for an entry around 1.07 and a target of around 1.35. It hit that but dropped a bit, and I wanted to catch it before dropping anymore. It rose higher later in the day, but glad I got the meat of the move.
I got out for a small loss after buying on the wrong dip and watching it drop to oblivion on Friday. Held over the weekend in the expectation the stock would rise again based on long-term charts. I didn't expect it to rise today. I might have gotten out breakeven or for a gain, but I didn't want to risk it. I was down as much as $100 on Friday, so a $13.45 loss is a win.
Slight loss. I held it way too long. I bought it on the wrong bounce, and it dropped like a rock. I waited to see if it would consolidate, and it did, reaching nearly the HOD, but then it dropped again and fell off, and volume became non-existent. I waited until it got close to breakeven and sold it. I just wanted to get out and not be a bagholder. There were better stocks to buy today than this one.
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