I don't believe that this was a bad setup, I maybe could've seen it coming as it was holding up during pre-market. I had thought it had its highs yesterday, I think I was just part of a short squeeze. Glad I stuck to my risk

Ugh, I truly have no self-control, my risk was at 6.60 as it was a great risk. I let my fears take over and got out early on a winning play. I have some great patterns that are constantly profitable but the only thing standing in my way is myself.

Should've not been in the stock, to begin with, my setup for the first red day is that pre-market should be trading around close of yesterday or below. Not a strong gap-up, I was a day early and now have a stronger direction of where I need to focus.

Probably should've never taken this trade, to high risk being that the company is in the face of a lot of controversy. I thought about holding it for months as the company holds 95% of the energy in Hawaii. I just left the trade so that I can really focus on my paper trading and getting consistent results with it

I stopped trading for a good amount of time due to not seeing myself grow. I also started my last football season at university so I thought it'd be a good idea to recuperate my trading thoughts and see what exactly I need to be doing.

I stopped trading for a good amount of time due to not seeing myself grow. I also started my last football season at university so I thought it'd be a good idea to recuperate my trading thoughts and see what exactly I need to be doing.

I stopped trading for a good amount of time due to not seeing myself grow. I also started my last football season at university so I thought it'd be a good idea to recuperate my trading thoughts and see what exactly I need to be doing.

I am going to break this terrible habit of not letting the stock run, I have to take my winnings when it hits my target. I always bring up the option to cover or sell my shares right after I enter any ticker, now I will only open my order entry once the price of that ticker hits my target price to than sell immediately

Mistake trade, the first time I accidentally took a trade. But being home for the summer I got plans to talk with some traders here that I know of to try and enhance my trading skills so I can get closer to that next level. I also learned from Kyle that I need to take a more statistical approach by knowing % gain, loss, win, and loss and tracking it at a monthly to yearly schedule. That way I can tell if I am getting better or getting worse.

Took this trade while at my internship, pretty nice small % win did not complete my plan but had a nice entry. But I accidentally boxed my trade, kinda funny but sucks that I panicked myself out of the trade.