I traded this in the middle of last week, and quickly realized AMD was the better play, so I cut my losses quickly and made the exit

I bought into my position once I saw AMD could keep running. The exit was the same as my previous AMD position. Now is when I need to be patient, not chase the stock and just let AMD do its thing, I took solid gains here and should go back to my watch list and look for new trades.

First trade in a bit, I was looking at it around $19 but hesitated. It started running though and I was on board with the media hype, intel dropping, and the P/E ratio so I pulled the trigger and it went supernova, the exit was during the afternoon selloff when it hit my stop loss, I missed out on the high of ~$27 (about $0.75) but still took the meat of the move

The first trade was good on $BLDP, the second I thought I would be able to dip buy and sell on the +PR, but the price action wasn't cooperating, this was where I got greedy and took a very minor loss instead of a minor gain.

The company struck a gold deposit, this would have been a day two spike with +PR out on both days if I remember correctly, and a similar play as GSV when it spiked from 2 dollars. Price action said differently, so I got out before it fell off a cliff.

This was a very strong trade for me at the time, in fact I would say that it was nearly perfect with what I had to give to the game at that point. My setup included being aware of the +PR (they hit a huge gold deposit), gold was up, chart pattern was beautiful, and I bought premarket at a low price that was still above the prior day when I saw a volume. I also sold premarket and should have held longer as it continued to run all day, but I am chipping away at my win loss ratio

Terrible trade on my behalf, but very important lessons to be learned about premarket trading. I was trying to by wayyyy too dangerously close to the market open and fell off a cliff. I was also trying to cancel my buy position right before it went through, but I should have known not to play with fire like this

I think I may have been on the right track with this trade, but my timing was off on my entry, the exit was good because once I realized that the morning spike was fading I got out.

Another greedy trade with no real reason to be in it. I was lucky that I had at least learned to exit fast before taking a huge loss. Other than that, I should have watched more videos and paper traded before trying to do this.

I was greedy, following alerts and did not know what I was doing, one of my first trades and I really had to reflect a lot on this. I got out soon but I definitely felt the hit