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Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/29/2020
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NNVC continuation play. Opened up strong with decent amount of volume. Price action was heavy buying then sold off until 12. I was looking for the bottom for a reversal toward VWAP. I wanted it to hit $9.30s area but around 9.50 areas it held for support and headed for the reversal. I didn't think this was going to be enough for a short squeeze. Once it started perking up I bought at 9.75 with stop loss around 9.50 and 1st target profit at 9.93(VWAP) and holding the rest for a potential short squeeze to 10.50. There wasn't enough volume to break vwap so I sold half at VWAP and the 2nd half when it had trouble breaking.


Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/28/2020
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ARMP was leading play this morning but I didn't trade it early morning because I woke up around 11 waiting for an afternoon wash trap and squeeze. Float was 3.8M and volume traded was already at 6M which means it almost rotated 2x. I noticed the trend for ARMP was selling off so I drew out my line around $5 for buy buying area with 4.81(bottom of the extended green bar) as the backside risk/stop. Once the price flushed down to 5(Whole dollar support) and held, I grabbed 400 shares with the target profit of VWAP. I got the bounce I was looking for and sold half my position at 5.40. Held the rest for a move up to VWAP and moved my stop to new support area at 5.20. Stock didn't break through as I hoped but still took home profits. As I am writing this now, the price just shot up to 5.60 toward VWAP level.


Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/24/2020
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NNVC still was running on day 4. Opened up with a pop and held above VWAP. Later, it dipped down to 6.50s then instantly reclaimed around 6.90 - $7. This gave me confidence to look for a break over vwap for a move back to the HOD because the 9EMA was also about to cross VWAP and the price action was holding strong around $7. I got in at 6.95 on the reclaim of VWAP with the 9EMA pushing higher acting as another support under the VWAP. My stop was 6.80, the last red candle right under the 9 EMA. Target to get out 7.20. I sold half my position at 7.11 with tape looking heavy in that area while moving my stop at break even. My stop loss was triggered then the move happened without me.


Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/23/2020
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TWMC was forming a bull pennant on the 5 min chart. I was watching the price action around the $7.00 area and bouncing off the 20ema with strong support. The momentum started picking up and I wanted to grab some shares around 7.30 with the stop at 6.99 but it didn't give me a chance so I waited around $8 after it broke and pulled back a bit. I got in once i started surging back up after the pullback with a target profit in mind of $9. The tape started looking weak around $8.60 so I took profit at $8.50.


Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/23/2020
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After the lunch hour washout I was expecting another run to squeeze out the shorts. The support was never broken to the back side for a short. The bounce came back up strong with momentum so i had a target of $8 in mind. When it started to base around $7 i took an entry at 7.30 with a stop at 6.99 and a target profit of $8. Tape was getting weak around 7.50 with resistance at 7.60. There was a small stuff move going into the 7.60 so I took profit at 7.50.


Entry made by: Slamski
Trade Completion Date: 1/23/2020
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TWMC came backdown to support at the $7 area. I saw a good opportunity for another squeeze to $8. I got in at $7.10 with the risk of 10c for $1. I got out at $7.50 because I thought the price was going to flush at during power hour. Once i got out the stock ripped to $8.


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