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Want to learn other strategies cause the otc o/n gap up one has been a bad one recently. This company had news premarket and spiked really well several hundred percent. It had some consolidation and another little spike when market opened. Had a fakeout tho and came back down. I bought the dip thinking it could breakout or at least get near hod again. I tried to sell at 7.10 but i didnt realize i was out of day trades. had to wire money in. Ended up selling after hours into a spike up
Had premarket news and spiked right after market open. I bought the dip right after the initial spike with the intentions of holding all day and o/n since im under pdt again. Was a smaller position because the news wasnt the greatest but i wanted the experience as i usually dont hold that long. It mostly had sideways action all day after my buy so i did hold o/n. If it would have gone below my risk lvl i def would have sold. Had a small gap up next morn. Sold at open
Massive 1000%+ runup on STT Breaking news alert. Closed right nhod so i bought for an o/n hold and potential gap up. SFOR did it a few months ago after a 1000% day run so i hoped this one would too. Huge volume and it looked good on OTC Markets and Edgar. Small position tho because it was riskier than i would have liked. Sold first thing after a great gap up. Took ages for eTrade to execute my order. Could have held for even bigger gains but its a good trade. Too overextended for me
Bought this near the close after it closed strong with good volume and ran all day on news of listing on amazon and ebay. It had the o/n gap up i was looking for. set my sell order for lower than the offer even but etrade wouldnt execute. I ended up chasing the shit out of it turning a beautiful gap up into a huge loss. i want to know the lesson here but i really dont know what it is
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