I took this position after my first loss so I could dip buy. It liked to hang around 3.00 and I grew impatient.

Got back in because it began to pick up the pace. It hit a new high at $3.94, so when it pulled back I bought @ 3.66. Right as I was about to put in a sell order at $ 3.90 it tanked to $3.4. Sketchy. So I got out. This stock seems suspect, and I have grown impatient, I didn't want to wait for a recovery so I cut my losses.

This stock kept testing its pivot point at 3.39, & had strong volume. I was weary to enter because it was already up 75% for the day, but I thought it could be strong due to other indicators. Ended up fading, and began testing support, so I got out to cut losses quickly. Lessons learned: I should have waited to see if it dipped so I could buy the dip instead of buying so close to a potential pivot. Also, I should have realized the potential double top (that ended up forming)

Practicing small options trades

Practiced my ability to read patterns and notice any similarities in how this particular stock behaved. Accidentally sold too early (put in the wrong sell price), so I got back in to get some kind of a gain. Even though I could have made a lot more through this stock, and if I didn't have to take two positions, I think 10 bucks isn't too shabby.

First trade to see what it would feel like. After everything I have learned from Tim, I knew this stock would go up especially after all of the positive reports. I aimed for 0.49, which of course it reached after I pulled out at 0.41; however, I wasn't comfortable waiting over the weekend so I took a whopping $0.01 profit. Good lesson learned.