Bought at 0940. Stock hit a HOD of $1.24 at 0941, I sold at $1.22 within this candle for 6% profit. Stock partially printed a red candle body below the 9 EMA two minutes later, then sellers gained control and price action remained below the 9 EMA for 17 minutes.

I bought at 0936 and sold at 0944 into the HOD of $1.18. I would say that I took "the meat of the move" as Tim Sykes would say, being that I sold 1 cent below before the stock sold off and down-trended. In this trade example, if I set my PT to 4% instead of 5%, I would have had 3 more opportunities to sell for a profit before the selloff. If I set my stop loss to 4% below a $1.10 entry price, I wouldn't have been stopped out either.

Bought at 0945 and sold at 0946. At 0944, MNDR spiked too fast for my stop limit buy order to fill ($2.59 stop, $2.60 limit). Perhaps increasing my limit order to $2.61 or $2.62 would have filled at 0944. High of day reached $2.77 as of 11:20 AM EST so far. I would say I took "the meat of the move" as Tim Sykes would say. If I timed the top perfectly at $2.77, this would have only yielded about a 1.5% increase in profit. So, overall, I'm happy with how this trade transpired.