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Tried dip-buying TRAW at $2.60 (1,200 shares) after the spike. Mistake: I was catching a falling knife without strong Level 2 confidence. Sold at $2.51 as it kept dropping. It later went near $2.30. Lesson: Dip-buying isn’t my edge. I trade better with clear setups: earnings, contracts, volume, resistance breaks, and 5-minute confirmation.

**PRSO Trade Review** Entered PRSO at **$1.20** on a break above **$1.15** resistance. I entered too early—weak volume, a big wick, and no hold above the breakout. Sold at **$1.18** for a small loss. **Lesson:** A breakout needs volume, a strong close, and a hold or clean retest. and DO not buy before earning!!!

I watched CTM because it was an earnings winner. The key resistance was around $0.76, and I entered after a 5-minute candle closed above resistance at about $0.778 with 320 shares. The mistake was that I focused on the candle close but missed the bigger issue: volume was dead. The stock moved slowly into resistance, got stuck, and didn’t show strong buying pressure. I sold around $0.7601 because there was no volume, taking a small loss.

I watched TRAW because of positive Hantavirus research news. I bought about 990 shares at $2.20. The stock pushed to $2.30, but volume was weak, so I knew the breakout was not strong. My plan was to cut if it broke $2.15. When it popped, I sold into strength around $2.35–$2.37 and made about $241. After that, it dropped hard, so selling was the right decision. Lesson: No volume = don’t hope. Take the profit and follow the plan.

I watched MNKD because of the ralinepag DPI news with United Therapeutics. My plan was to enter if it broke and held $3.40 on a 5-minute candle. It worked: my $3.41 order filled for 900 shares, and the stock later pushed to $4.29. The issue was execution—I accidentally bought more around $4.10 instead of selling, then sold all 1,600 shares around $4.10, making about $460.

Entered before confirmed breakout. Bought near resistance instead of after a 5-minute close above resistance. Volume was fading, so breakout had no confirmation. Sold at $1.42 when the setup failed. Lesson: wait for 5-minute confirmation with volume; no volume means no trade. MY RULE IS (I dont enter to be the first. i enter when the breakout confirms)

I traded TLIH today. It was an earnings winner and had a crazy move from the low $2s to $4.61. After that, it consolidated around $3.70 on the 5-minute chart and started forming higher lows. I entered at $3.99, thinking it might retest the high of day, but the volume was not strong enough. I sold at $4.22 for about a $200 profit. It later dropped back near $3.90, so I think I played it safe and made the right decision.
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