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ENTRY: Got in from a 9EMA bounce that was close to ORB. Got in early as it already retested and had momentum to the upside EXIT: Scaled out a bit early as i wanted to lock in profit then got out after a halt and momentum shift. REFLECTION: Had I held on and just moved my SL up to my final selling point, I would've made a 40% gain instead of 27% but a 27% gain is still amazing. Timing when to scale out or sell is something I'm working on. Wish I took a bigger position but it wasn't an A+ setup

ENTRY: Bought my first half of shares at what was the top off impulse then bought the other half once chart bounced off VWAP EXIT: Scaled out as chart was reaching highs from earlier this year. REFLECTION: Took the 1st trade off impulse, but then bought again at support turning this into a solid winning trade. Still gotta work on the impulse buys though.

ENTRY: Waited to wait for the consolidation around ORB and entered once the whole candle printed above both vwap and 9ema. Risking 12% where I saw support. EXIT: Had patience with this. Let it run when I normally would've taken profits. Saw it starting to turn down so I sold. REFLECTION: I traded with a smaller position and it allowed me to gain over 15%, feel more confident in the entry/exits and make a solid trade. Might try this again, just food for thought.

ENTRY: Entered after a halt, realized it wasn't going to dump so I got in risking Oracle's support lvl. EXIT: Scaled out as I felt we were nearing the top, ended up being the right decision. REFLECTION: Really happy with how I played this trade. Stock started to consolidate as soon as I entered, even started to go against me but I had the patience to wait for it to show me a convincing breakout. This was a win for my knowledge account and my brokerage account.

ENTRY: Entered after a M/R break and $2 cross risking PM highs. EXIT: Started scaling out after a big jump then chart halted. After the halt in was printing red so I sold the rest of my positions. REFLECTION: Played this trade pretty well. Right after I was out it printed a 25% green candle but I got out because it printed 2 red candles and was heading towards my entry point so I thought it was topped out. Hindsight is 20/20 but I think I played this scalp well.

Thought this was going to be the big runner of the day so I entered again after that accidental scalp. This time I bought at what ended up being the top with a risk of 10%. Usually I wait to trade until 9:45 but I thought this was the big runner but I was wrong. I stuck to my trade plan and cut losses quickly and got out when I said I would. This was a trade based on a feeling, not a technical play and it shows.

ENTRY: Got back in this supernova after a halt and up almost 400% with the intention to do a quick scalp. EXIT: After a 10 minute halt and seeing level 2 before the halt i knew this would be quick. As soon as it unsalted I sold half my position for a 10% gain then the rest a break even. REFLECTION: Knowing this was going to be a quick scalp I should've just sold my whole position when I was up 10%. I had a feeling we were at the top but you never know for sure so I got greedy and held half

ENTRY: Entered after a halt risking Oracle's M/R support level EXIT: Scaled out early because some buyers started coming in on level 2 and chart wasn't trending up like it did when I entered. I knew this was a super volatile stocks so I got out with profit before it could turn against me. REFLECTION: On these big Top % Gainers that are up >200% I need to get better at letting them run and not getting out so quick, especially when I'm already up a good bit.

ENTRY: Entered at ORB breakout risking Oracle's M/R support level. EXIT: Ended up scaling out pretty quickly because the stock reached it's new HOD then started to trend down. REFLECTION: Even though I didn't make much off this trade I'm still happy with how I played it. I didn't bag hold thinking it would run higher, I just took my small gain and moved on.
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