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Failed Breakout,

I got filled on this ticker on accident during a nother TOS issue where I tried to cancel my order unsuccessfully. It sold off a lot I believe due to TOS issues many were experiencing. SUPER poor form on my part for trading with full size or at all knowing full well of technical errors for others, and also for not cutting my losses early on or even when I had multiple opportunities to get better exits. Eventually had to bite a bullet.

Double Bottom,

Accidentally entered this trade due to TOS issues. I had to close and reopen the application while I had an order placed. As soon as I could get the chart back up, I tried to cancel my order as it was already at a price lower, but it filled and I got stuck in a bit of a sell off and had to sell on a bounce higher. Could have held a bit longer and been green, but it bounced so slow I didn't feel confident holding it much longer.

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

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.

9 EMA, Support Line Bounce,

After this ticker pulled up a bit after market opened, it formed a new support zone. I bought into an entry with a smaller position in this zone and sold on a small retest to the 9 minute EMA.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

 

9 EMA, Support Line Bounce,

This ticker had a quick red to green move in the open and began forming a new support zone that was holding really well. I bought on a retest in that zone, but volume became super light, so I found an exit before a full retrace to the 9 minute EMA.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

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.

Dip Buy On Pull Back, 9 EMA,

This one had a really healthy looking chart in premarket minus one nasty flush which was a bullish sign for me, but it held this new zone surprisingly well and even made a move back to the upside from the open. Bought on a dip back to the 9 minute EMA looking to sell into the resistance at 2 or hold through a break. However, it flushed down to around 1.89 right after I bought on strong selling pressure, but luckily this area is big support and it was able to bounce up over 2. Overall very sketchy trade, and I honestly probably got lucky on my exit.

9 EMA, Support Line Bounce, Triple Bottom,

This stock was very volatile after the open and had several nasty flushes, so I went in cautiously with small size. The zone around .30 was tested and held a bunch of times, so I began to look for a calm retest and bounce off this zone. I got a good entry and sold a little early on a retest to the 9 minute EMA.