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Stayed in it for awhile and wanted to cut losses quickly but my risk was not hit yet... did end up squeezing a ton more but it was already up 200%+ and it didnt spike more right away and pulled back a bit too. Wanted to get it earlier but it was just not giving me my entry and just spiked a ton first.

Tradefundrr messed up and didnt show my entry so I bought twice and got double the position, still I just cut losses too quickly... shoulda respected my risk. Only trading once a day now, respecting my risk, letting my winners run, having the best stock selection, executing, disciplined, actually hopefully will be profitable again, but I have to be consistent.

Dang, used a market order and got a horrible exit, I need to engrain the habit of using limit orders again. Not a bad bounce, ended up bouncing up to the mid .55's. I need to use limit orders unless it is a panic free fall, but my exits should be near key targets and at least close to 10%. Mkt should rally here soon, will most likely only trade once or twice a day on THIS setup to get my footing first no matter what before I trade any other setup....

Probs coulda cut losses quicker... kinda like the last loss where on the chart technically the entire move did bounce almost 7 or 8% but that was the WHOLE move! And if you dont sell you could get caught in a MASSIVE sell candle! Yes the market and stock selection matter... I knew this was not going to panic anymore and instead bounce off pmh... but still, time, pattern, market, stock selection, ACTUAL SIZE OF PANIC/PRICE ACTION all matter!

Defs probs coulda cut losses quicker... but good lesson as you do need to be aware of the stock selection more than the setup! If the stock only spikes for a few minutes after the market open or in general, if the volume coulda been better or the strength, the daily chart etc... it will not be the same... you HAVE to not overtrade, or ur already less than perfect profitability will be hindered
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