Something I missed earlier about SI. It's not just due to the crypto rebound. They also had an earnings beat last night. Apparently they are able to make money despite crypto falling - as long as bitcoin doesn't fall enough to get MSTR in hot water.

Maybe so, but I fear they are still losing subscribers - like me for instance.

Man, how could you? And who would think that salt stocks are leading the market?

SI is screaming higher on the crypto recovery. I'm not in it right now, unfortunately.

You would think I would be all over MSTR, but mostly I have had unsuccessful shorts with it.

A guy named Morton surely shouldn't miss a setup on a stock named MRTN.

If you are looking for a short hedge, MNDY is a triple bottom breakdown today. A real dog of a stock that could have more downside.

Yes, it is. But talk of a) trendline resistance b) a possible short entry made me more proactive in cashing in and protecting. 

Sold half of UPRO earlier and set a tight stop on the rest below the low of the day, which just got hit. I suppose if we fall enough that the system doesn't exit, maybe I'll re-enter.

Can't put a stop on it either.

Or even better was buying on Thursday morning, where I bought some more one hour into the day.

Cool. Good luck. I'm in the habit of cashing some in when I get a 10% gain.

Sold half of my VERU.  Hoping the breakout continues.

SRTS - took a small piece in the consolidation. Wish I had bought more.

Handsome dude for a fundamental investor.

APPS - One of the greatly undervalued stocks in the market.

UPRO bought AH yesterday is slightly green.

While everything you said may be true, as usual when this question is asked, it doesn't really answer what is the importance of gaps being filled. I think that as with Fibonacci retracements it is more a self-fulfilling prophecy than anything else. 

Here are a couple of low priced but liquid stocks showing good relative strength - STKL, TRVI

OK, thanks for that info. I didn't realize it was that concentrated.