FGDB, yet again same stock, trying to learn, waited until on r/g aread & bought, L" looked heavy managed to get through .5 on lv but then big sells came in and not long took out at .47 which was LOD.

FGDB,watched r/g move pm and didn’t enter a plan due to very low volume, spiked to .65, waited for it come back and settle near r/g and tight risk with red, didn’t sell in .57s as wanted more, ended up being stopped out not much later.

#5. I barely got stopped out.

Dip buy "pattern". I did something weird. I think that was a bad trade that happened to work out. I had a reasonable risk level at .52 but I think I took this trade because the market sucks lately and I was getting fidgety. Something I need to suppress.

FGDB, had level set for .51, never quite got there, so waited and kept spiking and droping, waited for next 5min candle to form and bought if broke it and it did and chopped about and nearly stopped me out before going on a run to .61 but couldn’t get past it to get r/g, thought about selling but moved sl up to be instead and stopped out later.

#5. I tried to get in early but I knew it was speculative.

My 1st trade as a student... This was literally an experiment on a swing trade! Small position with a great result! Have to start somewhere!!!

Got bullied by this ticker & let it happen. Took several stabs at this throughout the day, this is the sum of my mistakes. Same as the last, if I would've just followed my rules this would be nonexistent. Spent my week off fiddling with chatgpt. Built myself a bullet proof trade guide similar to the Sykes sliding scale & the most detailed journal I've seen with several automations based on the outcome in conjunction with my emotional state per trade.

Cutting losses on poorly executed trade.

Cutting losses on poorly executed trade.