Mistakenly bought in early ish on this one after nearly being flushed out on a previous trade. This one too flushed on a breakout pullback lower than I had hoped for my entry. I held relatively long hoping for a bounce to 4.3 since the 4 zone was holding well, but continual selloff and weak bounces made me eventually cut my losses litereally seconds before bouncing up to the 4.3 level I orignially wanted.

Bought a pullback on this ticker after a sweet severeal hundred percent breakout. It flushed way harder than I expected and went through the 9 minute EMA, but bounced relatively quickly off VWAP and I got out for a small gain

Had some good upwards momentum, so I bought on a little pullback to the 9 minute EMA and rode a small bounce. It was one of the only good looking tickers on the day, but subdollar, so I wasn't a huge fan of it still.

Had a really sweet red to green move in the open with a substantial breakout forming. Bought on what I thought was a healthy pullback to the 9 minute EMA, but the selling pressure didn't let up and it barely bounced at all. Got out quickly and was lucky to be green on it at all.

This one had a really sweet breakout with about a dollar of room to run to the upside before hitting any resistance. I missed entries on pullbacks on the way up because this ticker bounced super quick and had relatively small pullbacks. After first breaking this 4 zone, it had a bit steeper of a pullback where I missed my initial entry but was able to get filled at a little higher price. It bounced quick, and I got out at 4 to take my profit and play it safe.

Bought on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA after it began climbing a little. It flushed down pretty hard, but I was patient since it bounced quickly and was holding the zone just below my entry. It crawled up slowly, and I was able to get a nice base hit leaving a little on the table.

Had a really clean bullish five minute set up and had a healthy pullback to a support zone. Bought in around this zone and sold on a retest on VWAP for a nice base hit.

Hoping for a bounce off of the 3.75 support/resistance zone, but the volume really fell off and did not have a bounce at all if a weak one. Cut my losses on a trace back to 3.7.

This ticker was on its second leg to the upside in a nice breakout, and my plan was just to buy a pullback and sell into the continuation. I bought above the 9 minute EMA because I didn't think it would pull back so far, but it did, and the risk reward of this trade suddenly became very bad. It flushed down pretty hard but luckily still had legs and bounced hard off vwap. I sold too early as it did eventually retest previous zones, but I was happy to come out green in the end.

Tried to buy into a little pullback hoping for a retest of the 1.8-2 zone, and happened to buy right into a big sell candle. Was looking to sell on a bounce for a smaller loss, but there was so little volume, ended up just biting a bullet. 

This stock was hot after going red to green, and breakouts have been big lately, so I got an entry on a pullback to the 9 EMA and sold early on the continuation. It kept breaking out, so I looked for another pullback entry with smaller size but got caught in a pretty bad pullback but luckily had a bounce off vwap and was able to get out green a little bit, but bad risk reward on second entry for sure.

This one broke out a bit above 2.5 into the open and then pulled back a good amount around the 9 minute EMA. I quickly placed an order with a smaller position size and rode it up selling at the former 2.5 resistance zone just in case it failed to break again. Left some money on the table as it hit the 70s, but solid, quick base hit.

This ticker was having a nice breakout in the open. I noticed it a bit after and began looking for a nice pullback. I missed a big pullback and bounce, but it retested this support zone again and I got an entry and sold on a nice pop.

This one was making big moves into the open up like 20%+ and testing the 3.5 restistance zone. It couldn't quite crack it and I entered on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA; however, it flushed down really hard and I should have stopped out but I waited for a bounce into a better exit and luckily the buyers came back, so I was patient. Eventually bounced up higher and sold too soon, but still for a solid exit.

This ticker was having a really clean breakout, and I was looking to buy on a pullback to 9 minute EMA, but it never dipped low enough, so I eventually got an entry at a higher price. This was a mistake and after I got filled, it flushed down big time. Luckily, buying momentum was still strong and with a 1 million float, it was a ble to bounce strong. Because it was a sketchy play on a Chinese ticker, I got out for a scratch knowing I was lucky to not be taking a loss, although I left a lot of profit on the table.

This ticker was having a nice breakout higher and I decided to get an entry on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA. It was very slow to bounce with low volume which should have been a red flag for me to sell; however, I held on and got caught in a bad flush and then fought to get the best exit I could. It began to hold this lower area okay, but at the entry I had, it was no longer a good risk-reward. Sloppy trading on my part not following a hard stop and going in with full size on a play I was not fully confident in.

Haven't been trading too hot, so I sold early and entered with small size on this one. Left a little bit on the table but avoided a flush buying into this 9 minute EMA retest.

This ticker looked interesting because it hadn't sold off too much from the premarket high. It had formed a nice flag pattern and broke out higher, so I bought with smaller position size on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA. It had a tinyn bounce initially but it was so weak and seemed to be trending down, so I sold for a small loss.

Missed a really nice red to green move out of the gates, and it began to breakout above the open price. I was looking for a pull back to the 9 minute EMA, but it wasn't really pulling much lower. I finally got a sweet entry on a pullback and had a nice bounce up, but the price moved fast and I was careless and did not have a limit order set in place and was a bit to greedy and waited to sell. All the sudden it flushed down bad, and for the second trade in a row I did not follow a stop. However, today I got lucky and was able to wait for a bit and get out for a scratch. 

Bought into a dip back to the 9 minute EMA and was up a decent profit at one point but was hoping it would retest the 40's, so I didn't sell. Ended up flushing down and had to settle for a bounce to a little better of an exit for a loss. Held too long on my part and didn't have my hard stop.

As always, I missed an absolute rip on this one out of the gates and it broke out really nicely but eventually had a nasty pullback to form a double bottom around where it had bounced up from earlier. I entered a little bit early because my limit orders had missed a couple times already and went long on this one. Was moving kind of slow initially, but I knew it just needed a little time, and I sold on a retest of the 9 minute EMA.

I missed a couple really good bounces off of 3.95, but after it started having a nice healthy breakout, I had to hold out and wait for another setup. I ended up switching and watching on the mobile app since I was in class, but I thought it would have a good move and didn't want to miss it. It had a steep little flush, and I waited for it to find a zone to hold. Got my entry on my phone which was sketchy and rode a choppy slow little bounce to 20.

I considered buying this ticker several times as it had multiple nice 20-30 cent bonces off the 2.90's, but once it began to break out about the 3.30's, I began looking for a bit different of a set up. It hit resistance at 3.50, and I was looking for an entry on its pullback around the 9 minute EMA. I got filled and it quickly flushed a bit lower, but the momentum was slow, so I decided to be patient because I did not think it would crack. It didnt take long to recover, and I sold a bit early looking for a retrace to the 50's.