Gun chart pattern did did exactly what i wanted it to. I was patient, with my entry and exit. I got out because it was getting rejected below vwap. It spiked shortly after but it was a safe exit. I let mark Croock alerts in chat influence the timing og my entry and exit, which i wont allow to happen again. Took a lose but was still progress in terms of waiting for the right play to come to me.

I played a gun chart pattern of a morning spiker. I entered in during initial consolidation, which is something i have been working on lately. However i clearly did not let the stock prove itself enough as i got scared out by a little fade which ended up to be the true lower end of the consolidation, which I should have been waiting for. I then had the please to watch the stock sky rocket without me, only a couple minutes after I exited.

This was an attempted dip buy on a huge pre market gainer. Before and during the trade I was aware i didn't have any plan or risk level, which added significant emotion to the trade.

Chased this stock and tried to play out of consolidation after the stock ran right after i exited this morning. It was an emotional revenge trade with bad r/r. I included commission from my first trade into this loss because I forgot to do so on that post. More good lessons learned.

Bough into lower end of consolidation after a morning spike risking previous day close, if i would have stayed true to my risk level this could have been a much more profitable trade, but i got faked out very easily.

Played a pullback all the way the the previous day close. Great r/r and indicators, sold too soon and left a large % win on the table. Good lesson learned.

This was a gun chart pattern with good indicators, i just sold too soon and didnt stick to my risk.

Intraday breakout, impatient exit, tiny position, good volume, second green day. Practice practice practice.

First Trade! This was an extremely ideal setup on a runner with huge volume. I played the intraday breakout and bought at the breakout level risking off consolidation support. However it was a fakeout and faded a little. I sold into the first pop off the fade, which was well above my risk level. If i had stayed true to my risk level and kept the big picture in mind, it could have been a very profitable trade. Lots of technical, psychological and emotional lessons learned.