Entry: Anticipated continuation post-earnings; commerce media growth narrative felt promisin Exit: Price stalled near warrant level ($2.21); emotional bandwidth and technical clarity aligned for release. Lessons Learned: Warrant pricing can act as a ceiling—watch for dilution signals. Emotional neutrality allowed for a clean exit without spiraling. Not every setup deserves a second chance—sometimes clarity is the win. Emotional Notes: Felt the sting, honored the rhythm.
Entry comments: Bought 500 shares @ $2.75 Oracle signal. Trying again after volume, price action trending higher. Looking for small gain
Exit comments: Sold 500 shares at $2.61. Was planning to risk $2.50 but trade plan not going my way so cutting losses early.
Entry comments: bought 500 shares at $2.66 at market open. Intended to buy at VWAP break but screwed up the limit buy instead of stop limit buy. Doh!
Exit comments: Sold 500 shares at @ $2.65 to break even. Lucky to get here after the drop at market open.
Recovery trade taking in quick profits and morning spiker and previous runner.
Poor timing again on this dip buy that kept going lower so cutting it.
OS tp 10 15 20%; sl 10% failed hit sl good trade just didn’t run only had 2.9% max opp
Dip buy of premarket mover on news of a partnership with Databricks to increase privacy on databases. Got in as I thought the 2.80 would hold up but immediately shot down to my exit level and continued to 2.60. I now see the price moving back up as I'd expected. Entry was poor, should let better support be established, if so this loser would have been a winning trade
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