My interactions with those twats over at /r/amcstock has me hoping they all lose everything.
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What's the deal with SoFi? Seeing lots of people yoloing it
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Yeah as soon as I sell it will squeeze!
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Patience with AMC
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I think so too.
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I’m very patient.
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Still have 75% of my AAPL trade. Moving stop to yesterday’s low.

In on TLRY mentioned above.
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Is your target on ENTG around 126 and change?
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I sold all between 122-23. Sold some and then got stopped out on the rest on 6-23 large red candle day.

Also just got stopped out for a loss on ABNB. That didn’t last long. Lol
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I was just wondering when I should sell mine, thoughts? I got in when you did.
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This one's been trending down all day - did you have a buy limit hit early? If not, curious why you took a position (trying to learn).
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Buy stop market at that price. It went up to 19.24 this morning so it was triggered.
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WooHoo!

VTNR has blown up 43% after hours.
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This is all very subjective and you really have to figure out how risky you'd like to be with trading.

I lean to the more conservative side. Many traders are much more aggressive than I am. I prefer a lot of little-medium successes while others prefer being less accurate and trade for the home run.

Market conditions also precipitate how aggressive you should be. When things are whip-sawing, I am much tighter with stops. When things are going well, my initial stop loss may stay for days at a time.

With ENTG I was more conservative because it's previous best close was 122.05. So I tightened stop losses near this area in case it met resistance again. This did lead me to getting stopped out completely, which is fine as I locked in a 5% win. Had this stock been still retracing a previous high, I may not have been as tight with my stop. If you want to be aggressive with this trade you could sell 25% now and keep your original stop loss. If you'd like to be more conservative you could sell 25% now and set stop to right below intraday low of 6-28 at 118.49 (This scenario means it will be a green trade for sure).

My strategy for most trades is to sell 25% of the position when I hit a 5% gain. I then scale out another 50% of the position near 8-10% and absolutely raise my stop loss at this time. If my trading hasn't been going as well as I'd like, when I hit a 5% gain I also raise my stop to break even so that even if I get stopped out, I keep that trade green. If you prefer a stock to run but want to stay green, just keep raising your stop to the previous day's low.
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Wait, did you let us know this was gonna happen?
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