Starting to see patterns better. Taking the 10% gain. Feeling better about making a plan for my exit execution. Sell into strength. Still learning and still growing my knowledge account. I still have about 9 trades open watching and waiting on the side lines because I don't want more losses. Need to execute so I can focus on better trades.

Still taking small position sizes to learn. Improving but not there yet. Need to see the big move and to take profits sooner.

Still holding on too long. Still working hard. Working with small positions until exit executions are better.

On 9/26/25 bought CJET 1500 @0.195. The company announced the transition from CJET to DCX. Chijet Motor (CJET) to Digital Currency X (DCX), there have been multiple reverse splits either completed or reported 11/3/25,1-for-100 and approved alongside the name change to DCX. On 1/22/26, 1-for-12. So I ended up with 3 shares DCX.

I NEED TO STOP HOLDING ON FOR TO LONG! I need to work on my exit strategy and have a better understanding of what a good execution plan looks like. The more I listen I can hear "SELL INTO STRENGHT". Still learning. Not taking big positions to learn. Still hurts to loss$$.

Need to grow my knowledge account. Having trouble exiting a trade. Not sure when.

Original stock order was FRGT 11/19/25 for 35 shares at $0.94. I held on again over night because of the fear of PDT rule. Held on because I was losing in hopes of a turn around. Held on too long and got caught in another reverse split and name change. Sold on 12/15/25 only had 7 shares at 2.30.

I started with 600 shares at$0.3235. I held onto it for toooo long, again. I need to really grow my knowledge about when to execute the exit. Afraid of the loss and not being able to trade. Missing out on trades because behind the pattern day rule. So holding on resulted in a reverse stock split and a loss. started with 600 shares and ended with 3. Still learning.

I didn’t hold the position for too long this time. I did a much better job cutting my losses quickly, and I’m proud of that progress. Still learning, still improving, and taking each trade as a chance to get better.

This one stings. I waited too long—on everything. I didn’t cut my losses when I should have, didn’t set a stop loss, and honestly... I didn’t even think. I was just "hoping the stock would turn around. Spoiler alert: it didn’t! From start to finish, this trade was a masterclass in what not to do. A string of horrible mistakes I can’t ignore. It humbles you. I’m still learning, and days like this are part of the process. Now the only question left is: How many burpees do I do?