Entry: Since I'm a full-time student, I can only buy an hour before close. Due to volatility, this is hard to judge the stock movement. Got into this one because it was having a good green day. Then in the last hour, it tanked a bit and I held overnight. Exit: Was down money, was waiting for the morning spike, but it never came close so I exited and cut the large loss I had. Not a great one.

Entry: It was early morning, right out the gate. Rushed into it without doing my research or math. Felt like a bad trade once I put the order in. Exit: Dropped hard right after the buy. Cut losses and got out with a stupid trade. Protected my self from when it tanked even more.

Entry: Saw it was a volatile runner, first green day with a pre-market drop, up running again, had a catalyst, good company. Very small position as that's what my math said to have. Knew the odds of it rising were larger than dropping. I was looking for a $.30-$.60 gain. Exit: Checked it at about 3:45 EST, had risen, was more volatile and had gotten up past my goal. I went and set my exit price, but it was slightly too high, so I lowered it and waited, got out and made my $.40/share.

Entry: This was fundamentally a good trade choice. Was a continuous up trending chart for the past few days and was a fundamental breakout. There was huge resistance at $5.00 and it was so close, so I was playing the breakout. Got in after it was a confirmed breakout. Exit: Looking for a $.35 gain. Put my sell at $5.49, but only got up to $5.48 then went down. I followed my rules and got out for a tiny tiny gain.

Entry: Saw it moving p/m , previous news, looked like a decent year long chart, saw some resistance at $1.45 and was playing going to play the breakout. Exit: The breakout only went for like $.05 and failed. It dropped down past my support that I had set and I played it safe and got out. Was a very disciplined trade and I'm not ashamed of this loss. I played the pattern that I believed would work , and this time it just didn't work. More studying for me.

Got in on this after the bounce had already happened. My chart didn't load fast enough and I had already sent in the order, so when my chart came up, I didn't have enough time to cancel it. Not a terrible trade, just knew that the little bounce was over.

Saw this as a mirror play to SLS. The chart looked the same with the morning gap up, then pull back, then testing the VWAP, and SLS had a breakout to crazy highs when it broke VWAP. This one, I saw it break the VWAP, but instantly pulled back and faded. Tried, failed, and learned. Onto the next trade.

This one I got into without even thinking about it gapping up so huge. I got into when all its energy was dead. It was a stupid trade and I was just pushing for profit. Didn't do my research or studying or anything that I should've done. Plus my wifi went out so I lost about $20 more than I should've. I'm going to start waiting for those right plays from now on. Discipline. Quality over quantity.

Caught what I thought was going to be a bounce, but it ended up not being the bottom. I also should have had patience, but I didn't even have a risk level. All I saw was it was going down. Underprepared, overtraded. Learn from mistakes. I need to research more.

This stock was basically an overnight trade that I had its first big green day and came back down to a solid level that it held all day. First green day, came back down, finished low, it was my pattern that I like. In an bullish market, this most likely would have spiked big in the morning, but the markets tanked and it only got up about $.10 from where I bought, but I didn't want to tank. No volume, no movement, so I got out before it went down any lower. Basically a waste of a trade.