Bad trade. The chart wasn't really interesting I overtraded a FGD that happened to be a sole Green Day. I wanted to make up for my prior loss but I ended up losing more. Glad I took a smaller volume. I did not cut losses quickly

Bad trade. The chart wasn't really interesting I overtraded a FGD that happened to be a sole Green Day. I wanted to make up for my prior loss but I ended up losing more. Glad I took a smaller volume. I did not cut losses quickly

Good trade. I was a bit overtrading but this setup was good. I sold with an automatic limit order.

Multiple entries during the same afternoon. This trade is an utter failure with almost a 20% lost. I failed to cut losses quickly. The stock eventually went a bit higher a few days later but I was wrong on the trade. What can I do to cut losses better? This is my biggest problem as of now.

Pretty much the same as EQOS. Ironically my entry was worse than with EQOS so psychologically it has been easier to cut losses "quickly". I have still lost 12% on my money. I got to work on my exits before I scale up.

Bought After-hour and sold pre-market. Out for a small profit. FGD with technical breakout a few days earlier.

Multiple entries. I played this on a seemingly rising volume. Looks like a breakout was possible. It wasn't the very first green day but it was the first green day where it closed near high.

This stock was in a hot sector (weed). There was a first technical breakout on 10/05 and it looked like the volume and the price were going up. I bought and put a limit sell order right after buying. The price was hit in pre-market next morning and it sold right when I got out of work. I guess the chart was very good. I took a chance on this FGD pattern. the stock spiked to 20$ a few days later.

Many entries and exits. This is average Broker : Wealthsimple

I bought right at the hod thinking it could break out even more after opening at 4,46$. Glad I cut losses quickly. I find it difficult to judge potential breakout.