O/N hold, held for another day as it continued to rise in price. However, the price dropped from 0.14/share back a little past from where I bought it. Decided to cut losses quickly, didn't lose very much, but still an unfortunate loss.

Planned on this being an O/N hold, but when this hit pretty close to my goals at EOD, I had a gut feeling that I should have sold it, even though it was very minimal. So I decided to keep it O/N... very risky! I ended up losing as it panicked in the morning... I guess this is another lesson that I did not learn very well just yet... However, my persistence to be consistently successful will never die! Study! Study! Study!

Held O/N, made the mistake of not taking profits when the stock hit about 0.95ish in P/M like my gut told me to. Again, Hope is not a strategy!

Sought after a breakout at about 2ish, continued on to about 2.10 into the close. Tim says buy into strength, and it definitely looked the part. P/M action was enough for me to want to sell as it gapped up to the 2.50-2.60s. Minutes after my sell order went through the price started dropping.. I finally did something right! Now I just need to rinse and repeat, and by repeat I mean the wins, not the losses! I am taking all my L's as lessons and not just losses, but my account is hurting =(

Morning review showed me that there was resistance around 3.55-3.60, so I wanted to be convinced of a breakout prior to buying in. It happened, but I didn't anticipate that it would dip down to 3.30/share and bounce up to about 4.40 as the HOD.. My flaw here is that I need to exercise more patience in waiting to get the proper dip buy. Some buys I'm on point, others I miss it big. I know that I still fall prey of anxiety when anticipating a trade I want to do. More practice, more study!

Plain and simple, thought that a solid base for support was forming around 1.29-1.30. for a dip buy bounce play. Turns out, that was dead wrong as it continued downward for a bit until I was able to get out... which in turn, it later bounced during the day... more lessons to be learned about dip buying.

Held O/N anticipating morning spike. Price went up P/M but with 50 shares you don't get too excited on little profits. Stock price panicked right at the M/O and the knife fell too quickly... As usual, I usually catch the bottomed price before it bounces... Gotta get my study on, and get my nerves in check! Emotion got the best of me to wait for a bounce, so I gotta work on this...

Broke out at 0.30, wanted to get convinced of a trend by seeing if it would go to 0.34, which it did. Volume picked up mid day a little bit, but my buy and sell was delayed due to technical issues with ETrade mobile app... that caused me to panic a little just in case I could not execute the trade when it could possibly bounce back up when it started going down, which it ended up doing. Going to be reviewing all of my trades everyday to help enforce my understanding of what happened everyday!

Pattern looked the same as Friday's up to the run up, possibly back up to the day's highs or p/m lows at least. Turns out the stock moving slowly made the difference, as I did not pay attention to that detail which is a BIG NO NO... Tried to play for the pattern but did not have enough nerve to be persistent... the thought of doing so made me feel like I was "hoping", which has been a big flaw for my trades thus far.

Bought this as it was climbing, but as soon as the order went through the stock price plummeted HARD. I had a gut feeling that the bounce was not intended to be bought there, so I waited it out a little which is against Tim's teachings, but it kind of paid off and reduced my overall loss. The stock ended up spiking back up to about 1.55/share which proved to be very very VERY strong resistance as it tested a few times and failed. I should have sold after the second time it failed to break 1.55..