After not trading for a few days and practiced being patient and identifying buildup in volume to see potential entries, I was able to get back on the horse for a small win for the day

Prime example of why knowing what your tools do with your trading software and when you can use them is important. Traded close to close and tried for an extended period of time to close out an Advanced Order on Webull during Aftermarket. NOW I know that I'd have to do individual orders if I trade after closing. Had I known earlier, I would capitalized on a triple digit profit instead of the opposite.

Broke its early morning high and saw an increase in volume. Advanced order filled earlier than expected but got out before its drop

Not a bad trade. Waited for the build after the morning pullback. Tried to adjust to capture more out of the trade but my order was filled too early

Waited for a while since I missed the early morning buzz. Kept waiting when it was still riding the trendline and was able to capture a small win for the day

Waited for a HOD break and got in to earn a small profit

Also a thing to note for myself was that in monitoring a higher timeframe and not constantly looking at the chaos of the 1-minute chart helps me a lot.

It's been a really long time since I've made a trade and I had to do some research in order to remember how. Was patient and continued to scan for a play.

Turned out to be both wrong and right on this stock. I could tell it had the strength to hit my price target, but I was uncomfortable with the movement at the beginning and thought that it would drop further. It held support and reached higher than my initial target. Took a loss for today but at least I'm starting small to get used to the feeling of day trading again.

Bought into this position when it had cracked the pre-market high and sold just as it was halted, taking another small profit. Still practicing and getting into the rhythm.