Since I've deemed this psychology month. I thought it was appropriate to discuss the "one that got away" I just narrowly missed a monster... and that's okay
I bought EYEG yesterday. It had a nice price pop on news that I thought was a big deal as it had signed a deal with $VRX.
Here were my entry notes from yesterday.
I took the position long at 6.70. It then got more news as it treated its first patient or something like that and ran to $8.00. With a 7.80 bid. That bid gave way and the spread was 7.25 @ 8.00 then @ 7.55 I hit the bid. It had only traded 10k on the day. I had a decent gain on a thin stock and I did not want to get trapped. Here's what happened next:
BOOM! a monster move.
So how do I feel. Surprisingly, not that bad. For every EYEG there are probably 50-60 that pop and drop. I still believe I made the right decision in terms of probability. Although I was wrong to sell on this stock, Most stocks don't run 130% in a day. This one did. On most trades, a stock that's bid falls away is a sign of trouble so I got out with a decent profit.
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