Took me 2.5 years but I finally had my first 4 figure morning🙌. $FNKO bounce play, in 600 shares 8.46avg all out 10.18 for $1033. Joining @timothysykes Trading Challenge in Spring of 2020 is by far one of the best decisions and investments I have ever made!
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My best percentage win (38%) on a small position/swing on $ILAG. In 282 shares @2.35 Friday all out 3.25avg this morning. For a $254 return on a $660 investment. Not bad for one of my first intentional and well thought out swing trades. @StocksToTrade
Only stock whose daily chart I was loving today $ISPO. I’ve seen this type of play way way too many times to not have gotten involved. I was risking roughy 30 cents for a potential $1+ move. Avg buy $13.8. Sold 15.65. Risk/ reward was🔥. With @StocksToTrade scanner of course.
Dip buys like this haven’t been showing up lately on OTCs so I didn’t load up on this one and and exited a little soon but caught the meat of the move on $INTK 👌
Just watching $ISPO on the way up taking no position and controlling FOMO because you know how wild this is and you’re more disciplined than that but deep down thinking DAMN!
Love the weekends to unwind and reflect on the previous trading week. Time off the screens is often exactly what we need to come back with a fresh mind 🧠📈📉
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Quick 14% trade on $BFRI this morning. A bit of a dip n rip move, a pattern @tbohen always preaches about. Look how it came right back down after that move. That’s why it’s important to have realistic expectations and take the meat of the move.