Stuck with the plan this time. Just got to keep trading and staying in the game to get more experience. I risked 5 cents to make 10 cents. Good thing I didn't get greedy because I caught it nearly at the top.

Bought it towards PH, thinking I hit the low of the day but kept going. Cut it short.

I held this over night that it would be a good swing trade. Boy was I wrong. I deserved this loss. I should have cut it way sooner. I took unnecessary risk and even now it's still dropping.

It broke the NHOD and jumped in a couple cents alove that and it just sky rocketed. I took a small position just to test out my new strategy. I exited too soon. Next time, I got to keep an eye on my Level 2 quotes to see where it'll stop or if it's just a pull back. All in all, good learning experience and learned something new.

This was a swing trade but it just saw no price movement. No one was even looking at it so I just sold it off to free up some capital.

I screwed this one up as well and didn't use Buy Stop Orders and put me in the wrong price. I cut my losses immediately since it went down hard. Nothing left to say that I didn't say in my previous entry. This will be the beginning of my rise to green.

I totally screwed this one up, I placed the wrong order and it totally went downtrending but I cut my losses quickly. Note to self: Use Buy Stop Orders. But ever since I started to learn how to use VWAP, EMA, ParablicSAR and MACD, if 3/4 of those are bullish, I'll take the trade but for now, I'll just take small profits and not get greedy. Gotta build my account back up from my consecutive losses.

I was undisciplined with this one thinking and hoping it'll go up but of course it didn't. I deserved this loss. I need to find a better set up and try to perfect it.

I chased it and caught it at the top. I listened to someone else as well so this was totally my own fault. I should have stuck with my routine and plan and moved away from it. This is what happens.

Don't know how I feel about this one. On one hand, I stuck with my mental stop loss and stuck with the game plan but on the other, 5 minutes later, it rose up to the mid-3's. I'll chalk this up to a learning experience and be grateful that I stopped a small mistake that could have been a big disaster.