I intended to get in on this trade at $13.20 but I wasn't confident enough on my decision, despite it following all my rules. Instead, I hesitated for far too long and got in too late chasing the trade The reason I got in was because I identified a bearish pattern in the SPY, however I failed to realized the trend had being running for a while. We did break higher but we didn't get too far I was expecting a retest of support but when we are this over extended on the trend we tend to reverse fast

Unfortunately I fell victim to my emotions and exited this trade when I saw we cracked a resistance level without realizing we had one more resistance level slightly lower. This ticker ended up going up to $15+ towards the end of the day and after hours. Something positive to take from this is that my strategy and entry points were not off, but I still need to work on my mental game

I hesitated for just 5 seconds to place my order @ 1.47 when I after recognizing a cup & handle pattern with a possible short squeeze. I got out at break even but I could have covered my fees if I would have had more confidence in my trades

$FREE was 70% up on the day with no news. I was watching it waiting for a pattern I could recognize before I would consider buying. I identified a Flag pattern and was waiting for $0.86 break out for confirmation. Breakout came and my order filled at $0.90 but this was a fake breakout and stopped at $0.95, I was waiting for at least $1 to sell.Even though this seemed like a clear flag pattern, the stock was already %70 up on the day with no news. This is a no no.

Nice ABCD pattern, I only find out about it after the $5.40 breakout. Again, I didn't wait for a pull back I just bought in at $5.72. 5 Min later, it retested $5.60 and rebound from there. I could have waited for a better buy-in opportunity. Held over the weekend, and sold at 6.02 after pullback from $6.20

I had this ticker on my watch list last night. This morning it had a good 50% morning spike. I didn't wait for a good entry point I just bought at what it seemed like consolidation