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Huge Loss for my account. Almost 6% of my account right there. Bought the day before because I thought it had room to bounce to the HOD's with that churning right at the morning bounce high. APPEARENTLY it went to 1.43 the next day while Iwasn't watching, or it did, and I ended up adding to my position after it already did, so lesson learned, do not treat a bottom bouncer as a swing unless the daily was looked good. This should've been played with an intraday mindset in mind.

Got long initially at 2.06 since I thought this could bounce to 2.10+ with risk below 2 bucks. However, on the level 2, it looked like 2 could break, so I lightened up my position incase it broke 2, and I wanted to reduce my emotions. I said that I would re-add if the bid started to get some strength, so I re-added into strength at 2.02, and sold as soon as I felt the lvl 2 turn. It did end up breaking 2.10 and going to 2.14, so not the best trade. Also took full size too early too quickly.

Same old churn above support with selling volume come down. Only problem was I was getting too emotional when it looked like it wouldnt break 5290 at that time. Turns out it broke it within 2mins and felt pretty dumb hahah Ultimately the chart pulled BACK but formed a higher low, and retested resistance pulled back higher low then proceeded to HOD of 54 or 55c that day. All so easy in hindsight. I Wish I played it with more size lol

Pretty sloppy trade. BOught in 2.27 at 1:30pm (Sorta midday sorta PM time) because I saw I had a nice ascending triangle on the 5min chart, and volume was coming in. 2.30 turned out to be a huge wall, and thought that I was out at 2.29 LOL turned out I had a buy order at 2.29 instead of a sell order. Fat finger shit like this happens. Also should've sold right after I found this out. But had the hope of it breaking 2.30 again.

God dam I wish I had a bigger position on this guy. Only problem was I could not watch this trade in the morning simply due to the fact I had an appointment in the morning. By the time I got home it was testing $4 so I thought I would let it play out a bit. Being up quite a bit made me feel like I just HAD to take profits. This was a perfect play due to the triple bottom on the 5day 30min chart, with nice sideways churn going into the close RIGHT ABOVE that triple bottom level.

Thought it had some room with the 49c-50c bottom and thought I could take a trade with low risk. Goal was 57~60 for an 8~10c reward vs below 50c for a 2c risk. It was definitely worth it, just worked out poorly this round. My mistake was getting caught up in the first 5mins of the day. and watching for ANY signs of entry. Should;ve stuck to my original plan in getting long over 52c I also got caught in the lack of morning volume.

Got long into the churn 2o clock and gout out EOD. The thesis going into the trade was I was going to see am uptrend, with risk at the day low. It tested 1.97 (previous day low) multiple times and finally perked up to 2, I did not want to get my full position yet since the trade needed to break and hold 2 to make it worth it. Ultimately it had an EOD panic through the day low, and although I know it was a panic, my thesis was it would hold the day low, so I got out. Fair loss, unfortunate though

The trade I want to talk about! SD had some real nice churn that day at 56c, and got long into it. I thought as long as this trade holds the daylow at the time which was at 0.54~0.55 I would hold on. I added in by a fat finger mistake (I put in a limit buy vs stop sell) and was too stubborn to size back to original position, thinking, (hey if the trade works I could make $200!) Poor thinking. Lesson is to size back if mistakes happen like this happen. I took it all off when it broke the day low.
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