Had FOMO HERE Glad I took profits but wish I was still in that’s what Tim’s said better to be wishing you were in then wishing to have been out ENTERD I A*H AFTER HOURS

Trade Psychology Moment: I’m a bit upset seeing how far QUCY ran after I sold. I know I can’t really be mad because I took profits and didn’t turn a green trade red. I’m building good habits by locking in gains when continuation slowed. The afternoon consolidation made me nervous, so I chose to protect capital rather than risk giving it all back.

I entered QUCY with a GTC trigger order at $0.66. I added to my position at $0.77 when it ran up. While on the phone, I accidentally sold at $0.823. Because I had a similar experience recently where I didn’t re-enter and missed a big move, I decided this time to trust the process and re-bought at the same price. The stock spiked higher, reaching a high of day around $1.90. However, it had a hard pullback, so I sold the full 922 shares at $0.76 to protect profits.

Entry comments: I wasn’t planning to trade today, but TDIC caught my attention because it formed support around the morning resistance level. I entered at $4.44 using a trigger order. The stock spiked up strongly with two big green candles. My conservative take-profit level was $2.60, but when it broke below that level, I sold at $6.24 to lock in profits.

Exit comments: Trade Psychology Moment: I’m a bit upset looking at how far TDIC ran after I sold. I know I can’t really be mad because I took profits and protected my gains. I’m building good habits by not giving back winners. I stayed focused and did what I felt was right at the time. The afternoon consolidation made me nervous, so I locked it in.

Entry comments: Trade Review: Before entering, I put on a video lesson. I used a Good-Til-Canceled trigger order at $2.35 because I usually don’t want to sit and watch the chart — my emotions get wacky. Using a trigger order helps me stay calm.

Exit comments: Once I’m in the trade, I can think more clearly instead of getting overly excited that something is happening. The morning resistance turned into support around $1.30, the stock ran to a high of $2.74, and I sold at $2.52 when it broke below my conservative take-profit level of $2.60.

THE ARROWS IS THE ENTRY FOER THIS TRADE : Trade Review: I re-entered looking for a red candle reclaim but the stock didn’t perform. It faded, so I sold at $0.63.

Trade Review: I entered because it was holding Friday’s resistance as new support and looked like a potential Day 2 continuation. I was considering holding overnight but sold early. Because i didn't see any activity, and looked like it would slowly die

This was an Oracle play with a signal at $1.21. I entered at $1.45 with stop at $1.36 and target $1.65. It didn’t show much movement so I sold quickly at $1.46 for a small profit. Right after I sold, it made a new high at $1.56.

I had a GTC trigger order to buy YMAT at $0.53. While I was making a video lesson, I accidentally sold at $0.66. As soon as I sold, I wanted to re-enter but decided not to because I felt like I would be chasing. Later, it made a new high at $0.97, then faded all the way back down to a low of $0.46

PN - May 5, 2026 I got filled on PN at $6.50 after it gapped up. I used two phones to manage the trade - one for conservative profit taking and one to let the winner run. The stock ran strongly and hit $10.14. When I saw a 5-minute red candle form, I sold all 88 shares at $9.54. I made $188.59 on this trade.