9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

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. 

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back, Double Bottom, Support Line Bounce,

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.

Dip Buy, Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

Dip Buy, 9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

Breakout Pull-Back, Support Line Bounce,

This ticker had a really fast red to green move and pulled back twice forming a double bottom at around 1.98. It began having a nice healthy breakout, so i began looking for a pull back. I did not think it would pull all the way back to these zones, so I set a limit order at 2.08, and luckily the price fell fast enough that I got a fill at 2.02. The 1.98 support zone held and got a sweet bounce off and higher, and I sold a bit early securing a nice gain.

Dip Buy, Breakout Pull-Back,

This ticker was really hot in premarket, and I was looking for a red to green move at the open, but there was a lot of selling pressure at the open and although it had a sweet red to green eventually, it was a bit sketchy. It flushed down a bit after breaking out past the open price and pulled lower but was holding the .29 area, so I set a limit order. The selling pressure was still strong, but the volume was low, but still I was a bit sketched out and tried to cancel my order but didn't in time and got filled. I was instantly down quite a bit and began waiting for a bounce to the upside to get an exit for a smaller loss. However, it bounced harder than I would have expected which was nice and after frantically trying to exit while it was in the green, I walked away with a decent little profit. A little confusion with exiting cuz I set and cancelled too many limit orders, but I can't short so nothing happened.

Breakout, Breakout Pull-Back, Scalping, Support Line Bounce,

I got in at a support on a run up unfortunately i sold way too early caue it ended up running up to 9.62 instead i got out for a loss at 3.77. Could have possibly been a 700 dollar day. I need to have mental stops - I was too worried about losing 10 bucks and i would have gained 700 very stupid trading on my part it makes me sick. FOLLOW YOUR LEVELS AND STOP LOSSES BE WILLING TO TAKE A LOSS FOR A POSSIBLE BIG GAIN. This is the most frustrating trade i ever made because i missed out big time.

Breakout Pull-Back, Pull-back, VWAP First Bounce,

I was looking for a VWAP bounce breakout pullback on this trade - I did get a nice entry but sold all of my position due to TD ameritrade messing up i meant to sell half and the rest when it got to the resistance level i had drawn out.

Breakout Pull-Back,

Didn't trade it earlier in the day because it was up a lot without any real catalyst or news. However, after seeing it break out so strongly and have some really clean bounces it seemed safe enough for a one or two minute dip trade. Of course I just happened to buy at the same exact minute as it got halted on pending news as NASDAQ investigated the company for some shady insider buying. After being halted for hours, it crashed hard as would be expected and I am just holding now to try to take a less than $50 loss.

Exit: Ended up sitting on this one for way longer than I wanted to. Formed a level of resistance at 1.20 popping up here and there usually in premarket sessions which I always missed. I eventually set a limit order at that price hoping that I'd be able to get out on a random spike or on some positive news. The company had a patent approval and my alert went off when it broke above 1 and was halted at 1.15. After being subdollar for so many weeks, I should have left my limit order at 1.20 and gotten out, but I got greedy and was hoping it would break even higher. It began selling off pretty rapidly and I got out at 1.05, which was a stupid error on my part getting a worse entry than I should've, but I am glad that I can just be out of this one and out above a dollar at least. This was a very unfortunate trade, not necessarily because of bad trading on my part but just caught at a bad time in a bad company; this one was a bummer but I have new rules because of it, and I am just gonna eat this loss and learn.