Buy 4.4594 @ 9:44AM on pre-market winner with good buying volume and good news Sell 4.3739 @ 9:52AM. Lots of buyers but no bounce. Sold for small loss. Kudos for cutting losses quickly.

Bought 2500 @ .287 on the volume spike and recent runner. 9:59AM Sold 2500 @ .31 because I got scared The strong volume but poor price action on the 10am 5 minute candle reminded me of OSMT and I left a lot of potential profit on the table. Still a win, but not a great one. 10:03AM

First trade in 7 days. I spent that time studying and paper trading. This went much higher and I got out too soon. I need to work on patience when the stock is going my way especially with these small positions. $10 of my profits were eaten in fees. It's okay though because I'm learning what works for me and my trading personality.

Afternoon buy on daily hot sector. Got out a little too early but still happy to put the ball into play after my big losses last week.

Getting better about cutting losses quickly. Jumped over to paper trading for a week after this one to practice while studying the patterns and Tim's videos more. I've dug myself a little hole but with discipline I can get myself out.

Bad buy on low volume and small price action Trying to grab potential dip buy but way too early. Failed to cut losses and stayed in overnight as the stock began to recover in the afternoon. Big gap down the next morning forcing me to sell for a $100.00 loss.

So much went wrong here. I kept changing my risk as it went down instead of cutting my losses. Telling myself I was being patient, when I was just being stubborn. Kept thinking, it will bounce, it will bounce...there was no bounce.

Big % gainer in pre-market, but my timing on entry was poor. I'm learning and will improve. Lessons: More patience with my buy in. Continue setting limit orders. Continue finding big % gainers with good news. Don't hold and hope. Volume & Price action are vital to gaming the odds, I think.

Plan was to ride the wave up and sale for .15 to .20 profit on this news about an FDA Clearance. I thought the momentum was good, volume and buyers were in control at open and I bought in on the way up and then that momentum stalled and the trade quickly went against me. Looking back and seeing the high buy volume and small price action followed by fading buy volume was my clue to cut losses quickly but I held on to hope and lost. Remember hope is not a strategy.

As with ISWH, I was also piggy backing off of Tim's notification that he had bought in to GGII. I ended up holding over night because it went against me quick and I wanted to see if I could make up for some of the losses. It worked as I made up $20.00 of the $55.00 i was down. However, I missed the morning spike which if I has been prepared I could have come out with a win. Definitely learned not to piggy back. Definitely learned to be better prepared to take advantage of morning spikes.