Bought on the breakout above it's previous resistance when the volume surged back up. First trade in awhile so when I was in doubt, I got out (when the candle was being fought over). Sold into the strength, and played according to my plan so despite what I could've got if I held longer, I'm satisfied with the play.

Bought in on a failed breakout. Jumped in too quickly, thinking it was going to have a small squeeze, but fortunately cut losses just as fast. Not proud of my hastiness. Will be more careful next time.

Saw a nice steady uptrend holding above EMA with steady green volume throughout the morning. Forgot to check how it was looking on the 180 day chart and saw after that it was already near it's monthly highs and was overextended. Another mistake, another loss. Will keep persisting and study more.

Held for too long and got greedy. Could've made an 8% gain instead, but I held and it cracked. Still held hoping for a bounce but somehow I forget that hoping isn't a strategy. Another lesson learned. Don't be greedy and lock in profits.

Recognized the momentum it had. Saw a bit of a bull flag momentum pattern, high volume, and that it was holding above the EMA. Got in and once it shot up, I locked in profits early just to be safe when the candles became less predictive.

Entered on the last small push up. Exited quickly when it lost momentum. Good trade.

LIVID! Was suppose to go in with 1K worth of shares and I wasn't paying attention to my BUY order so I bought in with TOS's default 100 share quantity so instead of making about $60 I "made $6". In reality I lost that due to just commissions. Can't be too hard on myself because I had good entry and a good exit. #Lessonsearned.

Another bad entry, should've cut losses sooner. Not the best day. It's as if I'm too scared to pull the trigger at the right times, and when I finally work up to doing it it's too late and I make a horrible entry near peaks.

Thought I had to cut losses and it bounced up after. Was too timid to hold for longer.

A 9 second trade. Big price volatility pre-market. Big 34% first green candle at market open. Had the Buy order ready just in case of a morning spike. Went up green about 10% a few seconds into the open. Bought in. Went up a little too quickly for my comfort, so I sold a few seconds after, managing to get 5.5% on it. The candle went up another 15% a few seconds after, but I can't be mad or have FOMO because I executed according to plan and did I great job of locking in profits and walking away.