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Stock was progressing through higher lows and had strong support at 1.05. Was happy to be in, yet when support broke, got out for a small loss. Good trade, not the result I was expecting.
Very slow day, thought I'd found an exception. Stock broke above high of day, looked poised to run. Instead, sharp pullback pushed me out. Should have left it alone.
Bought another high of day break. Again, could not sustain climb. Maybe we watch today. Market down, little moving positively.
Made money on this stock two days in a row, make it three. Bought breakout over most recent premarket high. Rode to 2.18, was giving it room, sold when uptrend was broken. Think I'll stop while I'm ahead.
Got shaken out by only pullback to 1.65. How can you do the opposite of what you should repeatedly?
Had I bought the stock where I sold it, I would have made 15% on the subsequent rise. I'm in the right place, but am not trading wisely.
Bought stock way too high, did not break high of day. The drop was inevitable.
Buying near the top always ends poorly unless it's a high of day breakout. Tradeable stock, just not this way.
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