Decent little win. Perfect consolidation to buy off of on signs of volume. Took the predictable move. Not a fan of sub-pennies or may have held a big longer.

Saw a couple of the typical chasers in chat saying "Ugh left some on the table" -- Worst mindset ever. 100% chance will breed fomo, which will manifest into losses. Zero regrets taking the meat of the move

10% gain in about 25 mins with no hassles

9 consecutive red days and based out yesterday. Was looking for a reversal day, playing off that consolidation. Scratch loss. Got avg down to 17.16 and stopped out 16.94

Got long on the reclaim and hold. Loss. The second trade was human error. I went larger size than should have, with the thought in the back of my head that I needed to go bigger to regain the prior loss. I think this is the first time I've done this since I was a noob. I have taken my medicine, and it will probably be another 6 months before I make the same mistake again.

(In addition to that human error, I recognized that the prior loss was due to a rug pull, which makes the over-sizing even dumber)

3 mil float and the only gapper. Initially got long on the reclaim as usual, but then, considering the potential for pony and Atlas to get involved, added more size just before the spike. That re-add on the consolidation was tiny, raising my avg to 5.19. Pretty decent win.

Should have sold last of it at 5.73 with the huge selling pressure. was a 8.5/10 trade, but that failure to sell lowers it to a 7.3/10

Was halted once before entry (If it halts twice I won't long it) - got in on the vwap reclaim after it held for about 5 minutes, then got rug pulled about 5 seconds later. Also, if a chart rug pulls more than once, I won't trade it again. Was the second rug pull of the day

Same two patterns as last BTN trade. Two differences: the reason there are two buys at the morning spike is because I got lag and accidentally went double size. Looked at my Ipad like "Rut roh" - but ended up working out

Second trade, since it proved to work last time, I went full size rather than "speculative size"

(On first trade, sold last of it on that rejection cause was having crazy selling pressure into every attempt)

Entry was on the third candle of that consolidation (the red one) - almost sold on that little crack. Ended up getting filled on my sell at .0294. Basically I didn't want to hold through midday, since I HATE longing OTC's. Good choice.

Sold basically because it was sure to have trouble with .03 (psychological level), and didn't want to hold through midday. Said I would check back after lunch for possible re-entry if it was still alive. it was not still alive.

.0275 to .0294 - medium win only cause took decent size.

(The sizing was kind of accidental - don't play true penny's that often, so sort of miscalculated the share count)

Was lesser liquidity, but the pattern was there so tried it. No big deal. Still keeping on watch incase they drop a PR

Was looking for the same quick morning spike of last several posts. Would've been out by 2.80ish probably

2.80 tops....

Trade 1 is a premarket vwap reclaim pattern I've been using. Volume was higher than it looks relative to market hours. Sold on the rejection

Trade 2 I said in chat "It would need to hold vwap for 15 minutes to interest me" - entry was about 4 cents off, but pretty decent still - sold some, and then re-added on a buy signal, and was out on those following 2 sells

Trade 3 got long because it survived support after x amount of time and volume was not dwindling - one of the rare occasions i buy strength. Stopped out after first two sells because typically, in a pattern like this (higher low consolidation just under hod) it will get another push, where I would have sold the rest

Trade 4 is pretty much the same. Dipped, but never cracked. Dipped again, but this time, remembering how i stopped out too soon earlier, was a bit more patient, and actually re-added. I had to help my mom move some furniture, but was looking to sell rest into a hod break. I waited long as possible, but decided to cut, seeing as I was already late

The morning spike is a regular pattern, but the second is one that I noticed on second green day listed stocks over the last couple weeks.

Basically it goes: Morning spike, fade all the way back down, base out, then start to grind by up into midday. Since this was more of a speculative play (off the base), position was smaller than first play

(As usual, on the morning spikes, first two sells are tiny, on chance of rejection. Might stop doing this, or at least limit it to one sell with a different ratio)

Excellent trade + commentary