Being dumb.

Caught the panic bounce a little late at 3.65. Looked like it was topping at around 3.78 and L2 was looking weak, so I got out at 3.71. Not great, but it was a gain (except for commissions)

Bought in a dip off the breakout high on good news. Thought it could go higher based on Goldman pump, but volume faded and it didn't hold the breakout. Kinda chased a bit.

Bought for an overnight hold. Was keeping it gains the night before. Had a morning dip, so I got scared and sold for a small loss. Afterward, it bounced for a 15% breakout.

I originally wanted to buy on the dip at .54 and .58, but hesitated. I chased and bough on the dip after the high at .71. Cut loses at .66. It then fell to .60. I shouldn't have chased, which was probably caused by FOMO. It was at something like 70% up on the day when I bough, definitely too high.

Being dumb again.

Bought at $5.5. It was up ~90% premarket. Bought it on a dip, but then it dipped more and I sold at $5.25. Within an hour it was up $6.77. I sold too early, but it looked like it was losing steam on lower volume. The good news is I was on the right track! Just a little early on my dip. Would level 2 have helped this? Not sure.

Bought for a morning dip but missed the bottom at $8.78. Not much of a high materialized and it got boring so I cut at $9.05. It then dropped really hard. Glad I got out and cut my losses quickly!

bad thesis. Thought that the good news of a partnership with St. Jude Research would continue to propel the stock above its premarket gains of 20%. Instead, it immediately dropped. It scored 85 on the SSS, so I'm very confused. Also to note, the day before was up 15%, so maybe this was a panic sell? Strange when combined with good news. Or maybe partnership news isn't really that big of a deal.

Unplanned, spur of the moment bonehead move.