Morning Panic,

Entry: This was on my watchlist before, the plan was to look for a morning panic if the stock is up pre-market. Today they are launching their kartoon shows on different platforms. I noticed that there wasnt "normal action", lots of large biid orders at random price levels. I pointed out the 4.66 (PM support lvl) level as a support level and had an order of 100 shares. There was a quick drop and it sprung back up, FOMO kicked in and I chased it, 100 shares at 4.87, then i added another share around my intial entry level at around 4.69

Exit: I was planning to hold 50 shares and sell, but from previous stocks, the first spike usually doesnt hold. Sold into the first spike once the ask stacked up.

 

Improvements:

• Patience on entry level, trust the process
• Sizing
  • lucky that this trade wen in my favour

Morning Panic, Over Confident,

Enrty 1: This was the perfect morning panic play I was lookginf for, saw support was forming

Exit 2: I was scared of the bid and sold for a 6% gain and 5%-8% was my goal

Entry 2: Thought it was going to have a seond panic, should have waited for the 420 area.

Entry 3: I did not cut losses quickly and added a postion size intead, broke 2 rules.

Exit 2: Holding and hoping is not a stratgey.

 

Bad habit of over trading a ticker, pure greed. 

Breakout Pull-Back,

Entry: Recognize that there were lost of eyes on the stock, decided to buy into the dip for a 5-8% gain

Exit: got shaken out when the ask stacked up, I missed the potential run I was looking for, broke even with commisions though

Enrty2&3: This was a chase, FOMO, terrible entries, and I had the wrong midset with wanting to make what I lost back. And sized up for no reason

Exit: Ended up hurting me lots, gave back all my gains from last week and Im in the red

Improvments:

• I think I need a break from trading right now
• correct mindset
• Stop chasing
  • I will bleed my account dry
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PM Breakout,

Entry: pulled back to a support level, entered wanting a 5-8%

Exit: Was not quick enough on the exit for a 5% gain, held to see if the support level would hold again. It didnt and had to chase some weakness to cut losses

Improvements:

• This wasnt the best play
• take those 5% gains
  • small gains will add up

I controlled fomo well on this and didnt chase the stock after I missed the morning spike

Breakout, FOMO,

Entry: This entry could have been more patient. Saw that there the price action was moving and broke long term resistance, pulled back from the breakout point.

Exit: there were 2 candles of strength but that didnt hold, I needed to minimize the lost and took a small lost.

Improvements:

• buy the breakout pull back if it can hold above or around the breakout level
• more patients on entry
• Focus on the best plays

FOMO,

Entry: This was a pure FOMO play, fustrated that I missed mutiple morning panics and played tops. But my though process: I saw a pull back from the spike and bought when in consolidated thinking into would have another bounce.

Exit: it wasnt doing what I was expecting, and realized it was in the trades for the wrong reasons

Improvements:

• Entry level
• Focus on the BEST plays

Morning Panic,

Enrty: Large sell off, there was a financing.. dropping because of bad news. Was thinking with major selloff there could be a bounce.

Exit: first time, I noticed that I made the wrong choice of buying the stock and should have stopped there. I was EXPECTING the stop too bounce because of the agressive sell off. Sell off was vaildated because of bad news

Improvements:

• dont ignore badd news
  • catching a falling knife
• Focus on the BEST plays
• try half psotion sizes
• cant expect stock to do something --> play price action

Breakout,

Entry: Good pullback, could have been more patient on the entry level

Exit: I took some of the profits, got greedy and that bit me in the ass got out the rest for a break even

NO MORE TRADING for me today. Overtraded today.

Dip Buy,

Entry: Tried to enter several times, the second entry was pure revenge trade. that is dangerous, it was uneeded. First entry I was tring to cut losses quickly but the pull back was too quick. Third trade entry was better.

Exit: First trade really threw my mindset off, should have stepped back from the computer

Overall, sloppy trade. Gave lots away to commisions.

PM Breakout,

Entry: Saw a pullback and thought it was a good entry point. I knew this wasnt the best setup so I sized down

Exit: It wasnt going my direction, should have noticed the 3rd pullback. Also there was no catalyst, company filed backruptcy