I bought this on a spike I was noticing and saw that after I had bought into it, the stock started to decline and I cut my losses instead of holding and hoping, good thing I did because it kept going down.

This ETF took a dramatic hit over the past few months and finally had a huge decline with a minor retracement. I planned to hold this stock overnight because I predicted it would spike up, but it took to much of a decline after my entry to continue holding it so I cut my losses, when I cut my losses, it did what I predicted and spiked from 4.10 to 4.85.

Bought this stock after it had a morning spike and dipped dramatically, bought at the bottom and sold into the strength on the way up. Thanks to Tims chat for pointing this one out for me even though the profits are small, I'm learning to take singles instead of home runs.

I bought this recent runner due to the anti-weed attorney general resigning. All pot stocks were spiking into close and holding strong, so I figured this would be a good play to hold overnight. Next morning, the stock started declining, so I cut my losses before it got worse.

Did the same strategy I did on the previous day and bought this stock when it was at support, but this time when the stock stopped moving up and held at 1.17 I sold and took profits at 1.16

I bought this stock at support in anticipation of a pretty good pullback from support to resistance, the stock moved up, but not to where I expected, so I ended up giving back all the profits and cutting losses as soon as the stock broke below support.

Bought the stock in anticipation of a big spike due to earnings showing a 47% higher than expected to earn for the quarter. Unfortunately, the stock barely moved and I decided to get out due to a lack in price action for the stock.

I entered into this trade due to an increase in volume and a huge dip after a 100% increase, the stock dipped 30% and began consolidating, so I entered a position, and then it continued to dip, and after it passed my choosing price to close, I closed the trade and cut losses.

I bought into this stock due to a release of a $50 million financing deal that had been closed, and noticed a big increase in volume due to the release of the news, so I entered, and when the stock didn't react the way that I expected, I exited.

I bought this out of anger from losing on another stock and broke all my rules here, refining my strategy and realizing that my patience and discipline are my biggest downfalls currently and I'm turning them into my biggest value that will propel me soon.