So, it’s day 4 of rippers, or so I thought. We had $CANF up over 100% premarket. That was pretty much it. I took 10 complete trades today. Most of them were $CANF. Early premarket $REKR looked good and was the only stock with action. About as soon as I noticed $REKR was the same time I realized it wasn’t for me. It was trading like a man in a corner swinging at anything that moved. That’s when I was alerted to $CANF. The action was good and it just kept getting better. I recognized the end and moved on right before $CANF decided to fall back to nearly where it started. Then $PLX popped up. I grabbed the pull-back and waited for my profit to slowly mature, very slowly. About 35 minutes after I got out $PLX popped and made a new high of day, only to then join all the rest, and fall back down. The phrase of the day is: “I’m up, they see me, I’m down!”
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