Earnings winner bought after break out. Was hoping for 2/$ per share but kept failing to break out more. Not going to hold the bag on this one, cut losses quickly. Should have seen failed breakout pattern earlier. On to the next trade.

General uptrend for the last hour or two, ended up having a closing spike which I was waiting for but just couldn't hold its gains. Thought it had much more potential than it did. Really wanted more but took the small win. Not a fan of these higher priced stocks I think I really feel comfortable in the 1-5$ range, maybe it's just the lower gaps needed but straining for 1$+ profits seems so much for how fast they move.

Solid technical break out, had been watching this stock all morning and chat was going crazy. As soon as I entered the position I set my goal and risk, I was aiming for .180 exit but saw massive wall of sellers @.179 so lowered my action. Sold at the exact top it turns out. Lack of news but chart pattern was great and the lv2 action was on my side. I actually feel alright about this trade, especially that I went in with a plan and followed through.

This was purely impulse and I regretted it immediately. Watched this one all yesterday and I guess that's why I was jumpy. Spiked off of solid news in the morning and thought I could ride the spike, bought near the top and managed to squeeze out only a couple cents. If anything I'm happy that I learned this lesson with minimal losses. I will never do this again. I think my main lesson here is how fast morning spikes happen, I suppose this is why holding overnight is solid. Lesson learned.

Held solid support over afternoon with solid reported news so bought after bounce. No earnings or contracts which is not good. Didn't think about how small profits would be. Biotech which is gross but liked pattern. Decided to hold overnight and try to sell into morning spike. Solid news overnight but shit spike. Missed selling at 2.75 but managed to get out at 2.70. Technically a win but got fucked by commission. First trade hype!