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Entry: $1.60 on 11/19. AXPW looked like it was breaking out. This was an after hours "Painting of the Tape". Averaged down on 11/24 with $.95/share buy. The target catalyst was the NASDAQ delisting on Feb 22nd for both. Exit: After early NASDAQ delisting cut losses way to late. Still learning, still motivated and not afraid to loose everything provided it is one set of $2,000-$20,000.
Entry: In at $9.06, that was $0.38 off of the TIM Alert at $8.68. This was a clear breakout and Credit Suisse had a price target of $10.00. With the $125 million contract, $75 million in revenue and about $0.84 EPS coming for the 4th quarter, this looked like a clear breakout for an earnings winner. Exit: Thought about getting out at $9.50 but held for the $10 price target. Tim's video lesson pointing out the $7.23 support level made me think twice about holding.
Entry: VG was an earnings winner with a clear breakout. A market order was placed at the open in anticipation of a morning spike. Never again. Exit: Waited a day for a possible return above $7.00. Almost exited at $7.20 but my price target was $7.50. The price target was wrong and it cost $127 of capital. Note: This was market tuition. Do not place market orders at open in anticipation for a morning spike.
Entry: TIM Alerts Price at $6.76, I was $0.07 off of the entry and need to improve entry execution on TIM Alerts. This was an earnings winner because Adjusted EBITA increased by 10% from last year. Exit: TIM Alerts exit at $6.75, my exit was at an inexcusable $6.61 or $0.14 off of TIM Alert exit. Tim noted that the stock was not breaking out and cut losses quick. The chart at $6.61 seemed to confirm that. The run-up to $8.12 was missed and I should have kept my limit order to sell at $7.50.
Entry: On Tims watchlist as the beginning stages of a pump and dump. Had a stop loss set at .63 that did not trigger on 11/2. Initial price target of $1.07 from pre-split price. Exit: Initial sell order set at $1.07, price topped off at .88 and looked like .87 was the best deal available. Note: This was not an ideal trade. The stock was picked due to volatility and a perceived .72 support level.
Entry: OHGI was an earnings winner. Late execution on a Tim Alert. I thought I was in at $1.16 and placed a sell order at $1.31. Poor execution on entry. Exit: Quick exit after spike. Note: First trade with new broker ETrade. I need to become more familiar with the platform to ensure better execution.
Entry: Stock clearly was breaking out about $8.00 and had great volume. According to Tim, Breakout + Volume = Exponential Account Growth. Exit: Sold to early in an attempt to anticipate the end of the breakout and beginning of the fade. Once again, sold way to early. Less trading = more profits. Efficiency matters.
Entry: This trade is the simple result of executing Tim's teachings. The stock is clearly still breaking out, and the volume is more than 1 million shares. Exit: Solid execution on entry and exit for this trade. There were too many trades from $7.99 to $9.71, but the Setup was solid and the entry/exit execution was good. Need to avoid the tendency to scalp and improve risk/reward targets on each trade. On Setups like this, a 12% profit should be highly attainable.
Broke rule #1 on this. Bought $1.96 looking for $2.15 after WPCS was listed as a largest percent gainer. Very busy with work and discouraged by a lack of time to trade between 8:30am and 9:30am. This stock as low as $0.71. I should have exited when it dropped below $1.90. This trade made me $47 but cost a month of trading opportunity. Lesson learned, time and opportunity are more important than a couple hundred dollars of capital and a "red" day in the market.
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