Made a ton of mistakes on this trade. I had paper traded a huge dip down to the 4.20s off its highs and profited .32 cents a share, but I actually made this trade NEAR ITS HIGHS anticipating a breakout when it had already spiked A TON.... plus I did NOT cut losses quickly.... stupid me

Solid profit on this trade. I don't remember what the strategy was, but probably a morning dip buy. Should have been done for the day after this trade.

This trade made me stop trading completely as I was so upset with myself. I saw this ticker on TWITTER and thought it could spike huge, it was halted dozens of times throughout the day because of who knows what. I had NO research done on this stock whatsoever and tried to chase the hype. Biggest mistake I've ever made, and I will NEVER make this mistake again

I am very upset with myself on this trade. I got out about over a dollar/share too early on the morning spike, and then tried to buy the afternoon dip and held into a failed morning spike the next day and lost. Then I again tried to buy the morning dip which turned into a collapse. So stupid of me. I should have just held a little bit longer the first day, taken my profits of a couple hundred, and left. This trade made me step away from trading for a while. I need to learn to discipline myself.

bought after morning panic looking for bounce, held it ALL day when I didn't get it. BIG MISTAKE

CHASED after a huge runup day into the night, STILL made 35 cents/share, STILL barely made anything because of f***ing commissions.

Tried to predict morning spike, WRONG

I did chase a little bit on the way up from a dip off its highs. There was plenty of support for HOURS as I held this from around 10-12:30. There were better options, but something told me it could have taken off, which it might in the upcoming days, but it just didn't and I didn't lose big as the support was so strong at low 5.40's. Lesson learned: don't buy at support buy at breakout

LESSON LEARNED HERE: 1) couldn't execute orders in the 9.10s because I didn't realize I had an order already, and I also got out too early. Regardless, I would have taken my profits in the 9.10s before going up to the 9.40s. 2) Try not to trade before class starts 3) Don't buy a stock 40 minutes before the market close, this stock dipped way more than i thought it would the previous afternoon into close. Would have banked heavy on a small account, so still not a bad trade.

Chased a LITTLE bit and then got in at the wrong time as it soared another dollar/share later in the day and I would have banked big. I should have bought the clear breakout over 7.70 ish rather than chased 30 cents later. Gotta discipline myself better