Tuesday, June 30, 2015

$ETRM longs suffer, -36%

Looks like the news wasn't good. :-(

$AXMM is taking longs straight to Hell, -46.6%

Another day of deep red for longs of $AXMM.  The selling never seems to end and no support levels in sight.  I'd stay way from this falling knife. 

Friday, June 26, 2015

$AXMM shares continue flowing downhill, -46%


$DNRG shares rain on the bulls, -46%

Shares of $DNRG enjoyed a euphoric run this week, but closed with a long red candle today.  Pump and dump?  Healthy pull-back?  Who knows. Cast your votes and tune in for the open on Monday. 


Monday, June 22, 2015

$AMBA shares dive again today, -21.1%

Shares of Ambarella lost $25/share in today's trading.  What goes up must come down?

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

$AAVL buries longs, -56.2%

Too easy to make a pun on this one... Shares of Avalanche Biotechnologies, Inc couldn't bear the weight of disappointing news.  Shovels please!

$ACXA shares slip, -36.7%


Monday, June 15, 2015

$MJMJ shareholders feel the burn again, -42.4% today

Shares of The Maryjane Group, Inc feel hard again today on heavy volume.  Falling knife?  

Thursday, June 11, 2015

$NUGN, classic stairstep trap dropped today, -39%


This "stairstep" candle pattern is a classic one, usually leading Bulls to get caught in a dump.  At least one message board poster was nearly spot-on in calling it:

Took a few months, but nevertheless happened:

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

$MJMJ shareholders get dazed and confused, -42%

Shares of $MJMJ got smoked today in heavy volume of 219M shares traded.  Seems that the high from yesterday's run caught a lot of new bagholders?  Only time will tell.  

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

$KHGT shares get wrecked for a second day

$KHGT crushes shareholders for a second day in a row.  Strangely this stock hit both a 52-week high and low in only two days.  Seems that the run up yesterday could have been a trap for hungry bulls, which were then force fed a surplus of shares in an effort to "average down".  

An upcoming reverse split will likely add additional pain.  Shareholders will likely have to choose between going long (being a bagholder) or taking a haircut before the new shares are free for selling.  :-(