A little too early on the entry, should have waited another second and I would have gotten 1.53. But at least I saw the weakness at 1.57 and sold quickly. Although I was close enough that I wouldn't have been in trouble and could have let it run, but it was out of steam and topped at 1.59 anyway. Not a bad trade, not a good one, but definitely not bad.

Trying to predict the b/o at $4. Wasn't happening and again got out quick, but should have been quicker.

Not a bad entry if it was earlier in the day when there were more buyers, but his was later in the morning and volume was thin. I should have known better since I'd been wrong on it breaking 4 all morning. Got out quick though so minimized loss.

Very disciplined trade. Tried to put in a stop loss at 6.11, but exchange rejected so I adjusted and waited until I saw 6.11 and put the sell at 6.09. Probably could have gotten 6.10, but I wanted out fast. Had been testing 6.20 during the morning with higher lows. But cracked 6.13 to 6.11 and I thought this was weakness. Sure enough 30 seconds after I sold it was down to 5.90 where it formed a nice bottom and starting inching back up. This was my next entry target.

Hesitated to get in when I thought I saw a bottom, should have went with my gut. Instead had to chase to get in at 5.18. Also had to sell early since I was leaving again, but I though my odds of a climb back up were good. Sure enough later it topped out around 5.57. I perhaps I should have help my earlier position and just added, but I don't like that concept as much. I'd rather take the loss and re-position. Anyway I had the right idea, just needed to hang on.

I learned a lot from these trades. Although I regret losing money the knowledge gained was worth significantly more. After this breakdown I knew it would bottom somewhere and I saw it forming and this time I had enough time to get back in. However, I didn't since this shook my confidence so much.

Good entry. Movement was choppy, but it never dropped below my entry. But was real nervous the whole time since it was up and down. Knew there was resistance at 5.30 that it couldn't seem to break and I sold. As soon as I did that it broke 5.30 and went to 5.50 which was my target exit. I'm so new to this that I'm extra scared, but I'm glad I left and made some profit.

First try at shorting. Terrible execution. Entry wasn't great, but the lvl 2 looked decent. I was up and tried to cover, but it just didn't fill so I had to chase to fill. Trade was real fishy since it took so long to cover. I was up and took the ask, but no fill and it went on for a while, then it jumped over my bid after several seconds. Quite fishy. Too new to this, I'll stick to Tim G's advice for now and focus on one type of trade till I get it down.

Entry was pretty good, close to the lod. But should have noticed the stock slowly dropped to this level and the climb was likely going to be equally slow and sure enough it was. I was up the entire time, but had to leave so I decided to close out position rather than put in a limit sale. Turns out I missed out on 18 cents of upside. Wouldn't have risked that though was thinking limit sale at 4.59 for 10 cents as there appeared to be some resistance at 4.60.

Entry was ok, but the price action didn't do much when I got in. Still getting used to reading the lvl 2 feeds. I think I'm getting better, at least it was positive.