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Second Green Day. 0.37R. Took this one that was holding the day1 gains above $1.5. Entered at $1.6 and it immediately started spiking. Sold half when it passed day 1 highs and the other half above $2. It went to $3.5, so clearly left a los of the move behind but happy to catch this kind of moves. Perfecting the execution on this setup. Perhaps should have waited so sell the second hald watching the MACD behaviour.

Multiday Breakdown. 0.29R. Ascending support breakdown thesis. I took a piece short at $32.5. Tried to add but it was just to weak. Idea is to risk the $38 reclaim and look for $25 or lower. Swinged 2/3rds of the position because I covered 1/3rd at 29th. Took a partial exit just before the market opened the next day and then the other at 9:50 am. Avg exit in total was $27. Took 5 dollars a share on this move, even though I entered late to the setup.

Entry comments: Monitored this setup for a while, since day 1. It had a spike, retracement and then it has been absorbing dips. Entered at $8.7, risking the upper $7’s. this has a lot of attention from the redditers, which are known to spike tickers like GME, AMC and recently BB. Tomorrow it should test day 1 highs and potentially grab much more momentum into the long weekend (4th july). Potential adds tomorrow.
Exit comments: -0.21R. Exit. It stopped making highers lows and failed the $9 level. Still monitoring but no need to be stubborn. Thesis broken, out.

Puts. Entry. Strike $25 Exp 26/06. Decided to buy a put because this is having a multiday breakdown. Overnighting this because there is enough time to get to the strike price and the ticker has been very weak on the daily. Exit. 0.09R. Decided to sell the put because SMCI gapped up and was ripping with the whole sector. Small loss.
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