re: Closed -

Sold 1500 of ZOM today at 1.15 and added 2000 at 1.07 an hour later. Now have 7000 shares with cost of 1.01. My mistake was waiting to long to buy your recommendation. My first buy was at 1.295. Been adding on dips since. Bought TSNP when I first saw it at 0.17. Been DCA up since and am up 65.5%. I have bought 4 of your stocks and am up 2.7K in a month.

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Yup - the train left the station on OCGN, up 70% today. It was on my HOTLIST , I apologize for me and you.

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It’s gonna drop back down to 1.90 or so we just need to be in before next big day

They happen every month or so

If ZOM dips again, I plan to add more.

Anything under 1.05 I will add. Would like to get 20000 shares. No way I get to AT position but I believe this is going up.

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For you traders- how do you get by capital requirements? I am on fidelity and usually have a lot of cash tied up but there are times I want to sell a spike then buy back in and always struggle. Admittedly just moved my account to margin but any words to the wise?

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Margin will help you with that if you don't have enough cash.
There are some day trading rules you need to be aware of, though.

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For you traders- how do you get by capital requirements? I am on fidelity and usually have a lot of cash tied up but there are times I want to sell a spike then buy back in and always struggle. Admittedly just moved my account to margin but any words to the wise?

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For starters, you need to have the cash available (or margin) to cover the buy that will settle on the same day as the sell.

If you buy $3k of a stock and sell it for $4k, you’re typically going to be short on capital unless you can cover that $3k purchase by settlement.

Also, as Castor mentioned, be careful of pattern day trader rules at a minimum.

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A FINRA rule applies to any customer who buys and sells a particular security in the same trading day (day trades), and does this four or more times in any five consecutive business day period; the rule applies to margin accounts, but not to cash accounts. A pattern day trader is subject to special rules. The main rule is that in order to engage in pattern day trading you must maintain an equity balance of at least $25,000 in a margin account. The required minimum equity must be in the account prior to any day trading activities. Three months must pass without a day trade for a person so classified to lose the restrictions imposed on them. Pursuant to NYSE 432, brokerage firms must maintain a daily record of required margin.

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If ZOM dips again, I plan to add more.

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Just curious- I hear this all the time, I don’t understand. Allow me to share.....also tell me to F - off, it your money.

My best friend’s father was a decent man, loved his country, loved his family & loved his motor home. Simple , cut off 2 fingers working in a saw mill......ate at Piccadilly every Sunday. When he died $42 Million was split between 3 children, no one knew, not even his children.

I loved this man his name was HOSS. At his funeral I will never forget his business manager standing up and these are his words.
My friend HOSS “ if you must spend it, only spend the interest otherwise learn to live within your means”. Hoss only had 4 stocks EVER - 4 stocks. Talk about Diamond Hands. GL

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Appreciate your service to the board and others.

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I just talk out loud... TigerDroppings is the current victim. TunnelToTowers & St Jude is where I send all of my support.

Is TSNP still worth it at its current price?