Once again I left so much left on the table, I cut losses when I saw the stock wasn't moving, but I should've held since it wasn't breaking resistance, it was consolidating, what followed was a huge spike that I wasn't a part of.

Soooo much left on the table, I sold this way too early on a nice dip, and it skyrocketed to 0.74 2 minutes after I sold, I could've had my first big win, but I guess I will have to wait more.

Bought late on the dip, bought at resistance at 3, thinking it could break it and retest $3.38. Sadly, it topped and I cut my losses intelligently.

Was looking for a dip, but no good volume spike to back it up, cut losses.

Made a scratch, wasn't enough to profit, since commissions brought down my dollar gain, I should've held since I would've made an extra 8 cents a share. However, this trade wasn't worth it.

Bought late on a dip, thought it could keep going, but the dip was too weak, cut losses quickly; rule #1.

Attempted to dip buy too early in the morning after the stock has already spiked massively pre-market. Dip buys from now on should only be done after big panics or on very volatile stocks.

Bought late on a breakout, I made the mistake of chasing a stock, and got in a play without researching and planning.

Was looking for a dip buy after a huge spike and immediate crash, but it never happened, besides this stock fails to hold gains.

Bought on the wrong side of the dip, the morning spike was very small, so I expected too much on a dip and lost some money.