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ENTRY COMMENTS: A forced Oracle double down play with not a lot of promise. EXIT COMMENTS: As our mentor so accurately called it, a slow day is not a good time to force a trade when there is no trade to be had. I need to remember that.
Cutting losses on this overnight trade that's not bouncing and want to be safe.
Cutting losses on this overnight trade that's not bouncing and want to be safe.
Regrettably giving some back and playing it safe and cut small loss
Regrettably giving some back and playing it safe and cut small loss
SGD worg, big 42k order sat on bid so went 1c in front as had consol at that price for an hour and was close to 8am and 3c risk, so changed my worg plan & entered lower, never in the red, before market open went to 2.10, had little spike to 2.20 and came back to 2.10, then spiked to target of 2.48, still rising but gotta be happy with 23% move
Looked as though it was setting up for a run and then failed. Out as it was dropping
SUPER SALE STRATEGY per my 2/27/21 Profitly blogpost. Dip bought 6/1 8:42 $0.0356 [using a Limit Buy at $0.0383] 8.8k shares 60% off 5/27 $0.0891 HOD. I immediately set my Limit Sell at $0.0471 for the $100 profit win. Fidelity got me out on the bounce 6/2 9:49 $0.0471 1.6k & 10:09 $0.0475 7.2k.
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