If you've already read my DNDN story, don't waste time reading further.
I had some DNDN stock and calls which I held for about a year. When I hit a double, which was nicely profitable, I sold it at 7, felt just sooooo smug about what a smart trader I was.
The VERY NEXT MORNING they announced good news, and it gapped up from 7 to 21. Went up much further, before eventually tanking on bad news.
So I left many tens of thousands of dollars on the table that I would have had, had I held for one more day.
I had some DNDN stock and calls which I held for about a year. When I hit a double, which was nicely profitable, I sold it at 7, felt just sooooo smug about what a smart trader I was.
The VERY NEXT MORNING they announced good news, and it gapped up from 7 to 21. Went up much further, before eventually tanking on bad news.
So I left many tens of thousands of dollars on the table that I would have had, had I held for one more day.