I bought in at 0.06 on Jan. 27. Did some flipping . . . got out at 0.13 on Feb. 7. Bought back in at 0.11, same day. Sold next day at 0.12 to go over and make about 20% on NSRS (Wed., Feb. 8). At this point, I had about $2,000 extra cash in those two days of flipping. Thurs., Feb. 9 is where I made my fatal mistake. I was going to buy back in at 0.10 first thing in the morning, but it gapped to 0.12, and ATRN never looked back since that point. I could not get over my stupid mistake and helplessly watched it rise. I called the dip from 0.24 to 0.19 and the crash from 0.36 to 0.18 perfectly. Maybe just because I had clearer vision and objectivity since I wasn't holding any shares at the time. I bought 52,500 shares at 0.06. If I did everything as I initially set out to do, including calling the tops and crashes, I could have $30,000 right now. Instead, due to other boneheaded moves in other stocks in the meantime, I'm back down to $3,000, a little less than where I started from at the end of Jan. My fatal mistake was trying to make an extra $500 in trying to get back in at 0.10 instead of 0.11, when it gapped to 0.12. I'm kicking myself, beating myself up. Can't let it go. It's wreaking emotional havoc in me. It's more painful than you can imagine. Anyway, I just need hope of a second chance. This is the play of a lifetime. ATRN is the stock of the year so far, and I blew it. Really, really blew it! I need some hope. Should I give up on ATRN due to my past mistakes or get back in and start the long, hard road back to where I was and where I could be if I hadn't blown it?
