Paper traded this one scared with the "Prove It" image posted for this & other trades on the day. The entry price is average. Opened my position at 1.105, then five minutes later, added at 1.105. Price action increased, and I closed, but got closed below at a loss. Had I set a stop, I would not have had a loss, but I was trading this one scared. I'm treating these trades as if they are live and taking them as seriously, as opposed to just willy-nilly going crazy knowing that I'm not losing $$.

Paper trade. The entry price is an average. I opened my position with 30k at $0.1672, then added another 30k at $0.1536, and got stopped out at $0.1701 for a profit of $582. If I had adjusted my stop below the previous bar instead of halfway up the current one, I wouldn't have left so much $$ on the table. Today has been "leave $$ on the table" day, but life is still good with these gains.

Paper trade with stop loss at break even.

Paper Trade with stop adjustments

Paper Trade with stop movements, but deleted my stop and closed. Big mistake, as doing that caused me to leave $$ on the table. We learn.

Paper trade, opening position (1000) was 4.69 above previous pivots, and an add (1000) at 4.74, stopped dragged to 4.93.

Paper trade, break even stop.

Paper trade, anticipatory buy above the previous two pivots, and dragged stop at just above the open of the opening 9:45 bar and was almost immediately stopped as I was dragging it up.

"Prove it" image uploaded. Paper trade, got arrogant again, but came out ahead. At least this one wasn't a big spread stock. All in all I'm good with $200.00 ahead after getting taken to the slaughterhouse and just about losing all my limbs.

Paper trade, watching spreads and not taking chances, trading scared. Lessons learned: WATCH SPREADS, follow the "cut your losses quickly" rule, and you'll be okay. I'm not live yet because I still need to learn to follow my own rules without freaking out.