
Thanks for the post always good to hear what others are doing with their trading


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Great shit once again, You always crack me up.Now get the fuck out of the red.



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Fantastico! Congrats!

I guess i was wrong on my prediction! Great trade Tim.

I figured it would visit $2.25, so I wasn't fully involved.

Great play!
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@dux hey steven...any thoughts on shorting ONS ? thanks

@MichaelGoode you're site is referenced in this article ...don't know if you know that... it's from last year - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/t-12-nasdaq-halt-stocks-134106971.html

Daily chart beaten down from high 3s down to fresh low 0.70 last Friday. On day you traded 0.80 to a high of 2.35. Monday started with a morning spike up to 1.70. Pullback down to 1.20s. It starts making higher lows. Clearly defined risk. Entry 4,000 shares 1.49 on higher low as it starts to come back up to HOD. Risk 1st low 1.27. Price came nowhere close to risk level but came close to entry. Exit into the big volume parabolic move two chunks 2.00 avg. Got as high as 2.35 later in the day. No h

old overnight because 200% up with no news. 2nd day gap down and panic. 3rd day set a higher low back on watch. Looking to break 1st initial high. Next trade Thursday missed morning spike. 2.35 resistance from Monday. Broke 2.35 big pullback to 2.20s held started pushing back up into resistance. Entry 2.38 did not hold long because move was so fast and straight up no consolidation. Exit into spikes 2.68 avg. Got up into 3. Runners that are not dying there is possibility for a short squeeze. Jus

t dont overstay.

Thanks Roland going over your dvd as well
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@krs1 Do you have a twitter account?

Thanks for the Karma.....Just Followed you to track your progress. We are starting at the same in general time. This will be fun....Good Luck Tomorrow!

Review how to make millions by Tim Sykes and Trade the Ticker by Tim Grittani. But your USD 500 will not cover that. What I do is review the risk levels on every trade. The lower the price, the higher the risk (or you need quick fingers). Nasdaq stocks move very fast!

Thus the lower positions I take. Because I notice that 4 dollar stocks are easier to manage (at break out / opening of the market) then 0.80 dollar stocks.

@Kingstonstock85 Thank you for the advice. Have a great day trading tomorrow.
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