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Entry comments: Upward but volume after new low.
Exit comments: Fading. Took the profit.
Entry comments: dip buy
Exit comments: dip buy/ these shares.. i seem to lost control.. forgot them.. did not check to see if they were bought.. confusion so i lost..
Entry comments: Spike
Exit comments: Chase. Bad entry, bad exit. Just bad.
Entry comments: 7/6 Tried again
Exit comments: Called into a meeting. Sold.
Entry comments: 7/6 Tried again
Exit comments: Wonky moves
FGDB, vol at open on pm, spiked to 2.54 didn’t chase waited for pullback to r/g and took, got in a little higher than wanted and didn’t look good from get go, stopped out 3mins later
Chased movement a little here. E*Trade is restricting orders for $CLRO and that upset me to this stock was the 2nd biggest runner on my scanners. It broke VWAP and was holding. Told myself to buy the breakout 1.80 but bought earlier and then it immediately crashed. Got lucky where I sold. Only smart thing I did was cut losses quickly. Stock is currently at 1.60 as I am typing this and that is why YOU CUT LOSSES QUICKLY!
Bought this stock later in the premarket hours when it was breaking out past the $1.15 level. The $1.20 level was struggling for awhile but when it finally broke out past $1.20, it only got to $1.23 before it started dipping more. This stock is very choppy and annoying, so I cut the trade at my $1.11 stop loss. Need to step away from the computer, as I am overtrading today.
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