This was a late buy on prior anticipation of a profitable swing trade. Despite buying late, I had the opportunity to sell for $120 profit. The cup and handle finished the day after I bought. I had anticipated this happening in a week or 2 weeks. Due to the speed of the jump, I failed to make the proper adjustments. I knew that the stock would drop as soon as it met the 6 month resistance, but I didn't respond fast enough in that moment. I cut losses late as well.

This was good day trade on an anticipated swing trade. I wasn't patient enough to make the maximum profit. I also wasn't bullish enough to buy a month before, when I anticipated the gradual rise that followed.

Too patient on a volatile stock

This was a technical difficulty due to lack of experience. I was under the impression that my limit sell for profit wasn't being filled. Instead of being patient, I panicked and sold at market. I also learned to pay attention to the bid and ask rather than the value of the stock when day trading.

Underestimated the morning dip after the initial spike. I also underestimated the size of the pending spike. I left plenty on the table, but I am happy with my entering and exiting decisions.

LARGEST GAIN TO DATE!!! I didn't cut loses here. I relied on my indicators to build my case. When I saw a dip that went farther than expected, I decided to buy more shares instead of cutting loses. One could argue that I "learned the wrong lesson" here. It was a nice play nonetheless. The most interesting part to me is that the stock ran for about 30% more than I anticipated. I'm glad I took the meat of the move.

This was a solid play. I relied on supports and resistances to build my case here.

I bought in the middle of a morning spike and got shot down. The best gain opportunity was the dip afterwards. It transitioned into a cup. I continuously tried to sell my shares too high as well.

Trades before Tim Sykes Mentorship

Trades before Tim Sykes Mentorship