Horrible trading the past 2 days. Being forced to take 2 weeks off due to my funds floating around in no mans land really has me chasing some stuff I wouldn't normally do. Costly, but effective lesson to trade better. Jumped the gun on a false breakout on this one and didn't get out soon enough due to it being the last trade I had for the week and hated to see it wasted, so I was wanting for a turn around that never happened. (bad idea)

First trade since being back after a 2 week FIASCO with 2 brokers. Got into a quick morning spike and took some small profits. Sold a little too soon due to nerves, but a 5% gain is nothing to be ashamed of.

After a LONG 2 weeks, I was so antsy to trade again, that I completely chased this one after making some quick morning profits off of it and bought into a dip that really showed no promise of moving up to break out. Costly mistake. My 2nd error was not monitoring it like I should. Next thing I know, I check it, and I'm .70/share down. Always keep an eye on your open day trades people. I gotta settle my nerves after finally getting an account funded again.

Broke my rule and chased the heck out of this. But the pattern didn't lie and made a second great profit off of it. Sold at the top. It's a good feeling.

Got a decent entry and hit my goal quickly so I got out fearing a quick drop. Little did I know it was going to take off like a rocket ship.

This was a good trade. I followed my rules and the chart patterns and made good money. Too bad it wasn't enough to cover my disaster from earlier in the day :( Follow your rules people.

Complete and utter disaster. Tried to jump the gun on a "breakout" only for it to drop. So fast I didn't have time to cut my losses. Also, somehow my trade wasn't setup correctly and didn't fully close out the first time (only about 1/3 of my shares sold) so that cost me more money there as well once I figured it out.

My first swing trade and I honestly wasn't sure how the charts performed on these trades so I of course missed the selling point which was 15 minutes into the market opening. Had a big spike and dropped the rest of the day. Happy to break even though.

Played this one good. Just didn't move as high as I hoped but I did play the pattern correctly. Happy trade.

Followed my instincts on this one and bought the dip but it wasn't the bottom, so I panicked and sold. Had I held this one a little longer it did make a turn and could have had the potential of a $2/share gain. Another lesson learned, make sure it's the actual bottom!!!