Breakout Pull-Back, Support Line Bounce,

Broke out after the open and was still looking very bullish with high volume. Found super strong support at 1.14 and waited for that entry. Was patient with it on the way up and had a limit order at 2.00 which it hit, but it didn't fill my order. I had some more filling problems with it and ended up selling at 1.18 right before it broke out higher.

1st Green Day, Breakout Pull-Back, Double Top,

Missed morning trades because I was a wee bit too conservative which at first paid off but then I missed some moves starting around 9:55 - 10:30. When BIOC started curling around and broke the double top my plan was to buy a quick pull-back. Was fairly conservative here due to the fact that there were some very large pull-backs already on this sub dollar stock. Got out a bit too quick but it was choppy https://youtu.be/06LbOFkv694

4:55 Bought BIOC because it was the largest mover premarket. I actually bought this because it was on the premarket up 10% scan and its volume. I made a mistake buying on the first bounce. When buying the dip I should wait for a flattening instead of the first bounce. The first bounce seems to typically fail.

6:29 Sold half before opening bell to lock in some profits.

6:11 Sold another 2,000 shares as it started to consolidate.

8:03 I got stopped out for the remaining 3,000 shares at a small loss. Overall made a small profit.

I didn’t trade BIOC well. I sold part of the position right before the opening bell to lock in some profits, but I didn’t have a clear plan. I should have sold into strength like Sykes says. I could have netted over $1,000 in profits. Instead, I got stopped out for $187.84 in profits.

A better entry would have been around 7:58 or the .50 level. Even though I messed up the entry, that doesn't change that the .50 level was the support level and that should have been my risk level. I got shook out because I didn't want to see a loss.