sized down. bought on anticipation of earnings. but I missed the breakout at about .35, which was ok if I had caught the exit at .48. I sat there and watched it top - into the next candle. forgot I've got less meat above the breakout, and I was already late at .40. Gotta hit it and quit it.

Bought on contract news, saw the p/m supernova, waaaaaaaaited, ultimately for the morning panic dip buy. (didn't panic on the morning spike that I was 'missing out') Didn't catch the exact bottom (that $6 would have been sweet), but got a solid entry, good read on the top, at least 10% gain goal, sold into strength, had a plan, wasn't greedy, got a good exit, had the right position size for my account balance, and nailed a green trade. It feels f**king awesome! Now, rinse and repeat - often.

CV play w vaccine manufacturing news. Caught the news w the right screener, bought the dip off the initial spike (I've been seeing lots of spikes just before market open.) got a solid entry, at least 10% gain goal, sold into strength, had a plan, wasn't greedy, got a good exit, had the right position size for my account balance, and nailed a green trade. It feels f**king awesome! Now, I have to rinse and repeat - often.

Backside buy. Old habits. Instead of a quick #cut, I held on and averaged all the way down into the toilet. Just old material though. I'm still studying and making changes.

backside buy. proper share size though and quick #cut so much more reasonable loss. every trader loses sometimes. (that's been me a lot lately) But since I'm learning, I'm actually gaining.

all the bad habits. Backside buy, overestimated the stock's continuing (I think=overextended stock), didn't cut. #LongKissGoodnight (even overnight)

same old story. backside buy held too long. also overestimated the "news" around the initial spike. I was sized down though so smaller loss.

backside buy unsuccessfully averaged down.

late. and didn't know it until it was too late. Overestimated the hype and stock's ability to continue. 1st stock bag I've held in a while. Wrong one.

Backside buy. With 26% loss, didn't cut fast enough.