Classic victim of FOMO. Saw how much it ran up right after I sold, momentum looked SO strong, I waited for pullback, and got back in. Realized it was a stupid decision and told myself to protect my profits. Sold for a miniscule gain. Wasted day trade but I learned from PSRU to not hold for the sake of day trades.

Bought stock with good news before open, saw level 2 activity hinted at morning spike. Prepared order right at open, only to have Stocks To Trade crash right when I submitted lol. Order went through, but execution missed. Restarted stockstotrade, and managed to get another order in within a minute. Could have had 0.012 entry, but settled for 0.014 instead. Sold within a minute, stock continued to 0.03 lol. Could have had a 100% gain if I was patient, but 30% isn't bad!

This trade stung bad lol. After failing my morning spike sell, I bought into what I thought was a dip, but the bounce didn't continue after my sell. I called the trade a fail, but still decided to hold so I wouldn't waste a day trade. The stock tanked all day, it would have absolutely been better to sell and cut losses. This was probably a worst case scenario stock for both trades.

Same plan as HRAA, this one ran up all day the previous day, so I bought in to a strong close hoping for a morning spike. It did gap up, but a crazy fast panic ensued and I didn't get executed until pretty much the bottom. It bounced back up to my entry, so I just timed it as badly as possible lol. If I was 2 minutes faster, or 2 minutes slower, would have had a gain, but I landed smack dab in the middle of the trough. Right plan, terrible execution.

Bought this stock on a massive morning panic, waited for a bounce. After buying, I realized it was a red day after a big green day, which historically continues to trend down, and yeah, no bounce came. Decided not to sell, and just take the loss so I wouldn't waste a day trade. Unfortunately, my size was bigger than HRAA, so smaller % loss, but bigger $ loss.

This stock ran up steadily all day, and closed strong so I took an overnight position, intending to sell into a morning spike. which happened! Very proud of this trade. Good entry, fantastic exit, followed a pattern.

Bought this stock because it looked like it was going to break out, but this was really just me overtrading. Right after I bought, I was like, "This is a dumb decision. Wait for a dip, don't chase." And I sold. Stock dropped after, was a fakeout breakout. Sometimes I get smart after a bad decision lol.

Bought this stock with morning news. It spiked up to 0.0042, so could have had a nice profit. Wanted to see if it could keep the high all day so I wouldn't waste a day trade, but alas it slowly trailed off. Held for a few days just to see if it would bounce, but never did. Finally decided to sell.

Bought this stock with some incredible alzheimer's news pre-market, because I saw level 2 bids and asks would cause it to gap up a lot. Thought there would be a morning spike. After I got my position, I looked at the last time it spiked big, and saw that it gapped up and struggled, and slowly trailed off all day. I saw it was doing the same thing this morning so I sold for a tiny profit. Good choice, because it fell off a cliff shortly after.

Can't remember the reasoning for this trade lol. Prolly chasing or something equally stupid