Ughh the sellers just keep on coming, every time I think the upward momentum is starting. In my head the shorts should be covering, I guess I concluded this a bit too quickly. I should've checked dilution tracker, as in hindsight I think it had to do with that. A lesson learned, thankfully I'm staying safe with small positions.

This time a long green candle had completed, I thought it was signaling incoming momentum. The bounce once again failed. At least I'm staying disciplined in exiting my trade around my mental stop (although the prices usually move a bit faster than I can execute). I guess I'm working on good habits here. Process over profit, as I'm learning.

Second try to dip buying the panic. It only had one more red candle (with a long wick at the bottom) and then the candles turned green again slowly starting to move upwards. Once again the panic failed.

Tried dip buying the panic, I thought it would bounce well. I waited for the first green candle to finish before entering, but the bounce failed.

Dip buy in power hour, showing some strength during the last 15 mins, but it couldn't hold and started showing weakness so I sold. Level 2 showed lots of high volume buyers around my entry price so I felt comfortable holding for much longer than I'm used to.

Strong uptrending stock, bought before market close, hoping shorts will exit their position. It didn't move the way I expected it to, but still a nice small gain.

Earnings winner, clear support at 6.00, so dip buy. However, price action was choppy and not convincing, so I sold for small profit.

Still trying different approaches to dip buying. This time entered when the price went above the previous (downtrending) candles' high. Bounced a tiny bit but this entry was too high to make a decent profit. It was uptrending for a little so I decided to try to be patient. But then it crashed so I sold.

Dip buy at VWAP into market open, very choppy movements so very scary, sold at reasonable target price.

Bought when the gain showed a hiccup, high buying volume followed by low selling volume, thinking it might gain even more. Unfortunately it didn't. IBKR had some problems, I couldn't cancel my sell limit order, so ended up selling way lower than I wanted to.