SiverNick, this is bull, I'am not a professional stock broker or an financial adviser. I'am just a stock trader and investor. I myself will not just let my money that I have left just lay there and keep decreasing. I either will pull my funds and wait until a reverse r/s and short the hell out of stock, or I will get my funds and invest or trade elsewhere.Would definitely leave these 2 bit companies alone. You have more than half left if you sell. Those funds can be re-build in a short period of time. If I follow some of these rules. and judge wisely.
Use your level 2 go to tools click on "NEWS"
NEXT go to symbol click the inside box "don't type anything in there"
NEXT go to "Links" it is in the far right top corner in the box
CLICK the "Link" Talk to your broker or financial adviser. Also ask them how to do research with level 2, and ask for help in locating stop with low floats. You can look that up on the internet. " stock with low floats".
You will see a list of news and press release "newswires"
See what is happen with the stocks you see inside of the "New" you have to check this thru out the day. Mainly in the very early morning like around 6 am before early morning trading start. for me it is 7:am This is one of several ways I select many of my day trading stock. My number 1 pick I get many of my fast moving stocks from "CNBC" at the bottom of the TB SCREEN in the bar, I'am about 98% actual on these for daily trades. But I watch them for about 10 to 30 minutes and do quick research. I sometime make anywhere from $1500 to 10 of thousand on these "not all the time" depends on the news or the momentum of buying on the stock. Don't just jump in right away on this type of trading. Watch for a few weeks and get the feel and understanding. "learn these type trades and movements and the reason why they are moving so rapid" in an upward movement.
One last thing never never never buy stock with low average volume that shows little history of large volume with upward movement. I don't care how small the float or o/s. Always do full dd on low float stocks.like VPCO it has a very low float and o/s but its daily volume is poor. If you check out the history it is not so great. it is not even good for flipping or investing. I hope this help in someway.
Good luck in trading.
All in my humble opinion of course.
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