
Entry comments: Already had a big percent chunk Locked in, I had no business in been here and on a hot bull market will make sense but I did not considerate the Bear that dominating as of now. No risk predetrmined, overconfidence after a huge gain. Made 41 on my previous trade but I am assuming it would more since I did not sell on Friday, happy not to add just trying to break even but that is not a strategy. Reloada and be more patient. @Timothysyke. JD
Exit comments: Impulse trade , caught myself breaking all the mechanical and just went on a tour.

Entry date Sep 18, 2026: Bought 500 shares of GIPR for $0.9874. $1 cross play, 3rd buy in pre-market when it reclaimed the $1 mark, big % gainer, momentum mover, 38.4x float rotation, 2.73M float, former runner, day 3 surge over .79¢. Goal was .20¢ spike. Risk/reward was 1:2, .10¢ downside .20¢ upside. Exit date Sep 18, 2026: Sold 500 shares of GIPR for $1.2103. Great spike, sold into strength, hit goal.

Entry date Sep 18, 2026: Bought 500 shares of GIPR for a $1 average. $1 cross play, re-bought in pre-market when it double tapped the $1 mark, big % gainer, momentum mover, 25.6x float rotation, 2.73M float, former runner, day 3 surge over .79¢. Goal was .20¢ spike. Risk/reward was 1:2, .10¢ downside .20¢ upside. Exit date Sep 18. 2026: Sold 500 shares of GIPR for $0.8449. Couldn’t spike again, held a bit too long, respect risk level.

Entry date Sep 18, 2026: Bought 300 shares of GIPR for $0.9756. $1 cross play, bought in pre-market when it tapped the $1 mark, big % gainer, momentum mover, 18.3x float rotation, 2.73M float, former runner, day 3 surge over .79¢. Goal was .20¢ spike. Risk/reward was 1:2, .10¢ downside .20¢ upside. Exit date Sep 18, 2026: Sold 300 shares of GIPR for $0.9067. Did not spike, M/R right above, don’t try to buy on first tap.
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