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I could just tell it was about to break out. The volume was starting to increase and I was waiting for resistance to break at $13.45. I wasn"t sure if it was going to go back up again and I had to be somewhere. I am done trading things that I am unsure of. I needed that previous loss, because I was starting to forget my rules and have been trading less rigidly. Even though, it went up to $14, I still don"t regret getting out early, bc for me, it is important not to gamble.

This is a very common mistake that I knowingly make. I have become very good at spotting breakouts before they happen. This one was going up so fast that I had to get in at any price, because I was scared I would miss out. Emotions of any kind, rather greed or anxiety, should NEVER be used in trading & that is what happened. Very dumb of me. My reason for not getting out sooner is because I thought it would break out more on earnings, even though t chart was off. Again, very illogical.

I bought this stock becuase it was a decent, not great, breakout with earnings. I caught it right as it was breaking out and sold right as it stopped It was one I have been watching all day and when it got to be above average volume past resistance, I bought it. Not the best or worst trade I ever made.

Entry comments: It cracked daily resistance on above average volume at close. I just really liked the chart.
Exit comments: Not as hot today and t markets were going down, so I played it safe. T following is actually for me, because I always get annoyed when I make a janitor"s pay for a day"s work. I hope I don"t force ANY trades today. I am less likely to do it when I write it or type it out.

Entry comments: This was not a good trade to my standards. Even if I win, it is not my ideal setup. When something is off my strategy, than it is gambling. I didn"t like t chart and I bought right at RESISTANCE. I am actually admitting this stuff, so I can learn from my mistakes. This is like my trading diary. When I do my exit comments, I will explain my absurd logic.
Exit comments: It had blowout earnings, so I expected it to breakout, even though the chart sucked. Lesson for everyone. Listen to Reaper. I always ask him to help justify what I want to do when I know something is wrong and he is ALWAYS right. When I don"t like a trade, I get out.

Entry comments: I basically did it because Tim told me to, even though I did not 100% agree with him bc of t market sliding. I do think that it will be ok if t market behaves and I will be able to make $1.50 a share in the next couple of days.
Exit comments: There are a couple of ways I could blame people for this loss, but that rarely gets a person anywhere. I slept in and didn"t cut losses early. I could have had meager gains if I had not have overslept.

Entry comments: What more could you ask for. Great news, great chart, and 9 million average volume. Resistance is at $8 and I expect it to go to that tomorrow.
Exit comments: I am going to watch the chart and volume and may add more later. It will probley go up more. However, I don"t want to be too much of a hog.
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