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Speculative trade bought into the sideways price action after it spiked in the morning, was consolidating near it's highs but took to long to break out of that and I didn't want to risk the downfall so cut losses quickly. And this is a re-edit the stock just went higher after I left the trade such is my fucking luck lol.

This stock was the biggest % gainer of the day, up 135% pre-market, jumping from $1.88 to $4.87 and then pulling back around the $3.30's, not to far from VWAP traded almost 55 million shares for the day. Just watched it closely and jumped on for the last hour of the trade as it starting squeezing shorts towards the end of the trading day.

Stupid trade, shitty entry with shitty risk reward, bought when it was consolidating mid day at the near high instead of waiting for a significant pull back, thinking there was gunna be another leg up, was wrong and i didn't cut losses quickly this seems to be a repetitive habit for me that i need to control or risk blowing up my account in the future, my worst trade ever. I AM THEN BETTER THIS!

Had a mediocre entry on 12/2/19 trying to buy the breakout at $3.46 at 01:20 pm decided to swing it overnight because the 15 day chart looked like a cup and handle chart, the next day it went to $4.00, I should've sold but got greedy and didn't want to cut losses when it was going against to me, and ended up getting out at $3.58.

Dip bought in the morning around 10:01am when it double bottomed and I was seeing if it could test the pre-market highs and I was risking the double bottom it put in at 0.487 so it was a tight risk, the stock started fading and I was trying to give it more time and it blew past my risk level so I was unable to cut losses quickly. Shouldn't be trading a stock at its all time lows.
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