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I placed this order after hours on Friday as a Weekend hold. Not much happened with the stock, and I thought it might be a break-even trade. However, in Monday's pre-market hours PT, the stock shot up, and I caught a nice quick sell executed as two trades. Note, position size was small mainly because all my trading funds were already invested.

I'm not sure how to enter this one. I bought 1,151 of PLRZ on May 5th at 1.20. On May 27th, the stock split, with 1 new share for every 250 held. So, my 1,151 changed overnight to 5. Granted, the stock rose in price from $0.004 to $ 1.64, but even if I had placed my sell order at $ 1.64, I would still have lost $ 1,368.20. I don't understand how this was considered fair, but it is what it is, and another reason not to hold stocks. Lesson learned, again.
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