Small loss on a small position trying to regain control and traction trading stocks. As this has been by my worst month, I am no longer capable nor comfortable taking full positions as I am now uncertain of what strategies work and which ones don't for me. Have taken a break from trading since this play and have instead focused on observing this market, especially in its current conditions as the things that used to work for me have no longer done too well (dip buys on runners etc.)

Had bought this stock on a dip after a big morning run up, hoping for a bounce that never occurred. Similarly to the commentary I made on $SEED, although this stock began showing signs of weakness, indicating that it would not bounce for more than a mere few cents, my stubbornness and sense of security due to a multi month and year support at $2.00 made me unable and unwilling to exit the trade with such as small profit as I needed more considering the recent losses I had suffered.

Another loss due to my inability of accepting that not all trades will reap big rewards.I had a chance to take a small profit, but because of my recent chain of losses, I was stubborn in thinking that this stock "had" to bounce further, seeing as if otherwise, this would have been a waste of a day-trade. I have noticed that this very way of thinking has been the key component as to why I have quit being profitable.My focus on past losses has ultimately lead me to the situation I am currently in

This trade is an example of how not to react to your losses. Following my loss with OGEN, I had become desperate to earn back some of my losses as I had now essentially wiped out a whole months worth of work/profits that I had made trading with small positions in order to get comfortable with trading. After missing my execution on this stock which could've made me more than enough to break even, my now even greater FOMO caused me to re enter this stock and well, you can see how that turned out.

Such a disappointing trade. Had bought on the dip expecting a bounce, however, the stock simply struggled to really do anything, fighting/battling for every penny. I knew to take this as a sign of weakness, I just felt it was far too soon to exit my position seeing as I had literally entered just 2 minutes earlier. I had seen people talk about struggling with the issue of impatience so I decided to wait it out. Big Mistake as the stock soon collapsed, quickly breaking down past my desired exit

This was the trade that started the cold streak I am currently on. It's funny, whenever I hesitate to enter a trade, the stocks always seem to run however, the moment I do actually decide to enter a trade, they always seem to instantly turn on me, need to find out why that is and what it is I'm doing wrong. Played this stock on the dip hoping for a bounce/ quick spike, however it struggled to do anything. It eventually did spike up... 5 cents,far too quickly for me to play before then collapsing

Really Frustrating trade as I spent most of the day watching it waiting for a dip to buy into but never really got it (didn't get executed on small dip early day). Stock had so much strength due to the huge amount of momentum buyers etc and so could not break below 1.50-1.60 lvl. I missed out on the real move and when the stock finally did dip near the latter part of the day it did not bounce at all. Did not pay attention to the overall sell off in the markets so could've gone worse,small profit

Have finally begun to trade with full position sizes now again and made this quick little profit doing so. Was expecting a bit more in return upon entry as 1.10 had proven to hold as an intraday support level, and I had a yearly support at 1.04/1.05 so very limited risk on 1000 shares. Was expecting a little run up and test of 1.20-1.25 resistance but didn't get it as 1.15 soon became intraday resistance, took my very small profits since it wasn't moving the way I wanted it to, dropped until EOD

Probably the scariest trade I've ever made due to the overall lack of discipline upon entry. Although I had a specific risk/ exit level set, I knew it was nowhere near strong enough to base a "support" off of. I let the FOMO get the best of me and regretted my entry the moment I got executed. Uptrend quickly reversed and just CRACKED. Very lucky it bounced back up to where it did for my exit before failing for the rest of day. Small pos. but loss could've been so much greater. STAY DISCIPLINED.

Barely broke even with my small position on this stock as it proved to have just way too much resistance for it to be able to bounce back after dipping so much since open. Stock gapped up quite a bit pre market on good news, so i expected to buy it on the dip and sell it for a quick run up back to near 3.00 (2.80-2.90ish ) but shorts etc. would not let it budge. Had a vey clear idea of how risky this stock was though, so I got in only because I knew I had pretty good support at 2.60 and 2.40.