Got in with minimal risk at 2.1385 after consolidation then starting to go higher. 2.13 was the peak, and it started to dip but never dipped below my mental stop. I waited, and then it shot back up. Got scared and sold at 2.33 which was a good move - it ended up being the peak of the day.

This one I chased - huge mistake. Got in too late, and it started going down. I held for a bit, and then it started going down too fast to get out at a reasonable loss. Lost way more than anticipated.

This was a terrifying trade. ICLD was spiking like crazy - I jumped in. The stock had pretty much just broken 3 and was still going, so I placed a high limit (3.20) because of how fast it was spiking. My order placed completed, but ETrade didn't send me a notification or tell me what price I got it at! (Usually it sends me a text notification to my phone immediately) - I was immediately looking for an exit because I was terrified. Got out as it started to tank. Really lucky.

I chased this one. It was a dumb thing to do. It went up to $1.90, then took a nosedive. Now I finally have an understanding of what risk/reward is. I'm getting a better understanding of the charts. you don't chase because there's no support, so it can drop off quite a bit.

I bought at the breakout, and it went up a LITTLE BIT before taking a nosedive to my exit point. As SOON as I sold, it skyrocketed back up. If I had held for 20 more seconds, I would've made over $100 instead of losing $60. Disappointing, but at least I know buying breakouts works. I was on the right track - just sold too early. Next time I need to wait and see if it goes below support instead of pretty much hitting it and rebounding. I'm learning.

Tried to buy this one on the breakout, but it moved too quickly, so I stupidly chased it. Will not make that mistake again.

Saw this stock at 90 cents right as the breakout and runup started happening but hesitated. Got in later after a dip/consolidation. If I held for 10 more minutes, I could've made over $500 - still can't complain about profits. One more good trade, and I'll be back in the green!

In the first few minutes of the market open, it looked like it was skyrocketing up. As soon as I bought, it started plummeting. Lesson learned - be patient and MAKE SURE the price action is going in the right direction. Definitely jumped in too early on this one.

Losing more than I'm making - really starting to lose confidence in myself. This was the first time I followed Tim on his alert - should have followed the volume (or lack there of) and stayed away. Learned my lesson. Not following Tim's alerts again (told myself I wouldn't follow from the beginning...can't believe I did). Just going to learn from them as to WHY he makes his trades.

Small win. Disappointed in myself. Focused on CELH instead of VGGL even though all of the signs were pointing to VGGL.