Bought AMDA after it showed signs of support at 1.10 and broke out, dipped, then rebounded. It went up to 1.4 on massive volume and I was up about $120 on my position when it started testing the 1.4 area. I was confident it would break it and reach at least 1.5 but I was incorrect and AMDA started dropping. I believed it was going to consolidate in 1.25-1.30 channel which it did but then it cracked instead of retesting the high. LESSON LEARNED: TAKE PROFITS!

Terrible, terrible trade. I chased the breakout and did not wait for the stock to show me any strength. I almost caught the top as it tanked. It held support through out the day at 2.9 so I thought it might perk back up into the close but it ended up fading and closing at 2.8. I held on, believing it would retest the highs the next day however it never got above 2.84. I yet again learned to never chase a stock and make sure it is showing me enough strength to buy on the dip.

I bought into EBIO on the dip after it hit 5.3. I saw strength so i bought in risking off of r/g snap. Held on as it retested and 5.3 and broke through after second test. Took off at 5.47 because I thought 5.50 would be resistance. In the future if a stock is showing a lot of strength I should wait for it to show me it cant keep going before I get out as EBIO ended up topping out at 5.73.

I completely chased this stock on the 1.90 b/o. It topped out at 2.07 so I almost hit dead top. I learned my lesson to never chase a stock. Buying before the breakout and risking off of a certain level is much more safe because you never know when a breakout will be stuffed, especially when its so overextended. I learned an amazing 90 dollar lesson. This trade was great because it really helped me reevaluate my strategy.

This was my first trade ever. I accidentally made 2 orders to buy instead of 1 which added an extra $20 in commissions. By the time I got into the trade I was scrambling to get my level 2, times and sales tape up. I came into this trade unprepared and my emotions got the best of me. I failed to notice that GEVO had gone up to 0.82 pre market and the big move was already over. I had a chance to get out and make about 3 cents a share but I got too greedy. I ended up cutting my losses.