Quick scalp on SOPA — spotted momentum, took the entry, and locked in a clean gain. No hesitation, no overstay. Discipline > drama.

Small, controlled morning trade. Took the clean move when I woke up, locked in the win, and kept risk tight. Staying disciplined and selective through the holiday week.

SIDU was my only small‑cap trade today. Entered at 1.39, sold at 1.96. Happy with the win and even happier that I stuck to my rules despite being exhausted. No chasing, no adding, no drama. Just a clean breakout trade.

Closed out TORO at $5.46. Took the loss, freed up the capital, and moving on with a clearer head. Not every trade is a winner, but every trade is data. On to the next setup.

Took the base hit, stayed disciplined, and kept my focus even with a chaotic morning. Not chasing, not forcing — just protecting capital and stacking consistent greens. One trade at a time, one decision at a time.

No chasing. No overthinking. Just a textbook setup, solid execution, and a graceful exit. Market’s been choppy, so I’m focusing on base hits — singles over home runs, consistency over chaos. Now to do it 10 more times.

What Happened: Accidental entry — didn’t panic, didn’t freeze. Managed the mistake with clarity. Why I Exited: Took the small win instead of letting an unplanned trade turn into a problem. Protected my mindset and my account. Emotional Discipline: No spiraling, no revenge trading, no “might as well hold” thinking. Just clean, controlled execution. Lesson: Even mistakes can be handled with grace when I stay present and disciplined.

Reason for Entry: Clear setup, volume confirmation, and price action aligned with my plan. Reason for Exit: Hit my target. No hesitation. Emotional Discipline: ✅ Stayed calm, didn’t chase. Took the win and moved on. Lesson: When I trade the plan, the plan pays.

Locked in the win and protected myself from giving anything back. BEAT gave the move I was looking for, and instead of getting greedy or waiting for a “perfect” extension, I took the clean, disciplined exit. This is the kind of trade that reinforces my process — small, controlled wins that stack over time.

Mistakenly bought AXIL thinking it was a fresh runner for today, but it was actually a yesterday mover already on the backside. Entered without confirming the day’s catalyst or volume trend.