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Swing trade. This one was oversold but not oversold enough. I had made a previous plan to enter lower, but I created a new plan because I was itching to trade this and didn't want to miss it (never a good reason). Also not a great stop out on this one; I let it go a little further than my stop price. It seems that bottoms of wicks on charts (lows of the day) are better supports than intraday wicks (closing price).

Oversold swing trade. This stock had been downtrending but it had been forming a perfect buying and selling channel on its way down. I entered at a good support and took partial profits on the way back up. I could have been a little more patient with my first sells, but taking shares off helps me not get too emotionally invested in trades. This was my biggest swing trading profit yet.

Swinging-day trade. Meant to swing this but got stopped out the day I entered. This stock panicked in the morning and I stopped out 4 cents above where it bottomed at for the day. It proceeded to bounce over 6% within the day. I just missed it but I'll be okay with this trade because I stuck to my plan. Considered re-entry but didn't want to waste 2 day trades on one stock in one day.

Swing trade. This one was a bit oversold, but still seemed to be up-trending. Hit my stop and I got out. Tried to be very careful on this one because it was a low volume stock with a 5 cent spread, which could turn ugly fairly quickly. I should probably start tracking some data on stocks that are hitting bottom bouncing supports vs. up-trending pull-backs.
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