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Bought the mid-day dip on this big FGD making new highs, looking to test HOD in afternoon. Ended up playing out perfectly to HOD for 40% gain but then had a weak break, sold half for a nice gain at .0027, thought it would keep running into the close. Held til open and didn't gap up, should have sold right away but it panicked and I held and hoped and eventually sold for huge loss. Need a break, trading like a gun slinger.

Entry comments: Bought the dip to .23 b/o level after this one had a nice surge to new highs after I sold too early. I didn't cut quickly, instead I averaged down and it kept going down so I averaged down again because I finally saw all the support at .20, not .23. I had multiple chances to sell for small gain/loss but didn't and broke PDT because of my lack of discipline and now holding small piece overnight because I couldnt get out before the close.
Exit comments: Sold right at the open next day but it ended up holding .20 and spiking to .32! So frustrating, undisciplined trade.

Recent supernova gaining some action and vol, nice morning spike to break resistance and I bought on a dip to VWAP thinking it would bounce and test HOD. It did but the break was weak, I sold some there but should have sold the rest, only faded after that and I ended up taking a small loss instead of a 10% gain.

Another breakout setup. No news and not the strongest setup but these breakouts have just been working lately, held over the long holiday weekend thinking it could catch wind and gap up Monday. It did somewhat and my gut told me to sell no matter what and I didn't so I had to settle for basically break even. Not long after I sold it got the pop I wanted and I missed out on a 4 figure gain.

Bought this recent robot/AI play on a reversal when it was breaking HOD in the afternoon looking for it to close strong and gap up. The price action was very nice, I sold 2 pieces before the close for safe gains and held some overnight and sold at the open for a nice little gap up! Turns out it panicked and had a nice dip buy to make new highs. Great play here, sniped the shit out of it and played like a pro with discipline.

Massive FGD runner on news of Immunotherapy drug results, saw the b/o early in the day and was waiting to play in the afternoon if it broke HOD but it happened very quickly. Was up a lot and way too fast but still looked strong into the close. When Tim bought it, I figured it was worth a shot so I got in risking around .25. Closed nicely and had a NICE gap up so I sold immediately for a huge gain!

Nice panic down to .25 level, tried getting in but bounced quicker than I was prepared for, Tim got in and then I chased and got in at .28 thinking it would keep going to test HOD but it failed to break VWAP. I tried to sell half but only got off 10000 shares. It panicked more and I averaged down at .25 and again at .20. I had a chance to exit for small losses but didn't and it cost me. A terribly undisciplined loss and just wiped away my gains for the day.

Former supernova running again lately and recently broke out. Several green days in a row so risky but I bought on a dip after it broke .105 in a morning spike, risking .10 which was also VWAP. Turned out to be a good buy and I let it ride to see how far it could go but had to sell when I approached 20% gain mid-day which turned out to be the top so nice exit.

Nice breakout on the daily chart, these have been on fire lately, hot sector for robotics/AI. When it gapped up big I bought on a dip where I saw lvl 2 support, looking for it to bounce to VWAP. Added at .20 but didn't really need to unless I was going to be patient. I sold for quick safe gains because this one was already up so much but it did end up breaking the morning high mid-day
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