To make money fast, you need some VELO - long at 20.66Velo3D, Inc.BATS:VELOredwingcoachI think it is important to mention right off the bat that despite the gaudy numbers here, this is a potentially dangerous trade. Zoom out on the chart if you don't believe me. The stock is down over 50% in the last 2 years and during that span had a max drawdown of over 90%. Zoom out farther and you'll see that it is down 99.99% from its reverse split-adjusted IPO price. If we hit a major recession or adverse conditions affect its main customers while I am in this trade, this is one where an ill-timed lot could easily go to near zero. Consider yourselves warned if you're gonna follow me into the breach here. Risk and reward go hand in hand in the market. That's just how it works. But with the way I trade, volatility actually makes things safer (in a large enough sample size), because it allows my high win rate to cancel out the effects of losing lots more easily. And this one is one of the most volatile names I trade. As you can see on the chart, this entire year, there have been only 5 trading days where the 21d ATR% has been below 10%. For the newbies, that basically means that this stock typically has a 10% or greater price range on a DAILY basis. It MOVES. So if you can get it right more often than wrong on your entries, you can make some quick coin with this one. YTD, the 18 trades I'd have taken (I didn't take them all) AVERAGED almost an 8% gain in an average of under 3 days held. This has, however been an extraordinary year for the stock, with it rising 47% so far. However, if you go back 2 full years, the numbers are not a bunch worse. And during that period, the stock is down almost 55%. In that span, the signal's trading record would be 63-1, and including that loser (-42% in 461 trading days so far), the average gain is still +7.7% but the average holding period is longer (22 trading days). But that still equates to an 88% annualized rate of return WHILE the stock declined 55%. So if we are at a top in the stock, I know this system is resilient enough to handle that worst case scenario. Consider my fingers very VERY crossed that MU's earnings and conference call go well tomorrow or I just may get to find out how resilient this is. Anyway, my hope is that the trade will close profitably tomorrow. About 55% of the time over the last 2 years that has happened, and 76% of the time it has done so within 1 trading week. If I can get 10% on that first day, I will exit prior to the close at 22.52. Otherwise, I'll take the first profitable close I can get, adding and subtracting tactically along the way. As always - this is intended as "edutainment" and my perspective on what I am or would be doing, not a recommendation for you to buy or sell. Act accordingly and invest at your own risk. DYOR and only make investments that make good financial sense for you in your current situation.