5:39 AM
Ann Tucker
Yesterday after saying I would sit the day out, I got in and should not have.
On a slight rollover of a large mid-day market spike I bought a call on the QID. It went up slightly, down slightly and ended up being neutral. I'm putting in an order this morning to close at a few cents profit, enough to cover the trade.
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