Bought on a multi-day breakout, promptly watched the stock grind lower and lower. Got out when it broke .04, thinking it would drop right then. Set my limit low for safety and was executed there instead of the best bid, won't do that again. Stock went back u as soon as I sold. Just a bad, bad trade.

Bought on a breakout, then hit a gigantic wall of sellers. Maybe cut losses too early, but Tim's made me hella cautious and the Level 2's made it look like the stock was about to fall off a cliff, which I was right about, as it's a .56 right now.

Entry comments: Stupidly late entry price. I'm going to hold overnight and pray it gaps up.

Exit comments: At Tim's urging, I sold my shares in after hours. Got better than I should have, considering my late buy in. Nice to shake that losing streak.

Bought this pump when it managed to keep its highs at the end of the day thinking a 25k pump would last more than one day. No emails in the morning to prop it up combined with no volume to give me a sign of what was going to happen left me too scared to stay in.

Day's a wash. I'm on tilt, going to wrap up.

Cut losses as soon as it hit below my mental stop. So. Slow.

New account finally open, and it's got its first taste of blood. I got in way too late, thinking it would just keep going up, and it didn't. Then I thought I'd hold it overnight, but changed my mind when it just kept going down.

Entry comments: I'm hoping for a spike. Still essentially paper trading, just with money actually involved.

Exit comments: Forgot to log this when I closed it. I have the hind sight to see I could actually have made some decent cash off even a position that small if I had held it, but I didn't. Oh well, live and learn.

Entry comments: o/n hold

Exit comments: It was a very slowly sinking ship. It hit my mental stop and I had no confidence it would turn around.

Entry comments: o/n hold

Exit comments: Held on a bit longer than I should have.