TAL – still on radar for a push higher towards 6 to short into so back burner for now
SQ – worked pretty well from yesterday plan gonna look for dips vs 66.5 adds
SNOW – missed the ideal entry but if market will firm up this might have a nice move , dips vs 174
IMRA – push and fail against r/g for a short
HYRE – held pretty well in the past two days in order to be a decent short now needs to clear 1.5 will pay att to that level see hos reacts
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