This trade looks like it should've been a $33 win but in actuality TD filled 500 of my order at 1.71 and the other 600 at 1.69 so when I covered at 1.66 I guess it rounded off the difference in the profits. Other than that in my opinion I probably sold too soon but its better than selling too late, and when you could make a $70 on a small account in 20 mins you take it.

Got in at 2 and was there for the morning panic down to 1.81 and failed to cover because I thought it had more downside potential, nice lesson that when your up 7%+ for a few minutes just take your profits

FOMO, my watchlist didn't have much action going on at the time and so I went into a short position on a stock I hadn't planned on and got out once I saw that GSI was unhalted and wasted a day trade.

Dip bought and tried to get executed at 8.3 but got out at 8.15. Not much but a win is a win, I'd rather make $34 in 4 mins at my house then in 4 hours at my old job.

Thanks to taking a break from the market to double down on studying and taking advantage resources I made my biggest profit yet.

First trade with my initial investing money and misread the chart, bought into the peak of the spike.

Started learning from previous trades about how important timing is and as an end result came out with much better execution.

Traded it too late in the day, had I been more aware 2 hours earlier this would've been nearly a $1,000 profit.

Noticed and took advantage of black friday and cyber monday.

Horrible trade learned a valuable lesson about trading with emotion and failing to cut losses short. Held for over a month which is ridiculous due to complete stubbornness of not wanting to eat such a big loss(percentage wise).