Really good entry, it had pulled down into support and I bought as it was starting to climb. I was a little gun shy however apparently and sold it right away for a small profit only. I was probably a little distracted with family stuff and was just quick trading while walking by.. It went on to move higher pretty quickly.
Not really a great entry. It had pulled down to a prior support area, but the candles were really showing a revesal. It did go positive on me for a bit, but eventually I stopped out.
This was a dumb entry. It pulled down to a prior support level, but it was knifing down when I bought it and it continued to fall. It hadn't shown any candles indicating that it had bottomed out.
This was a good trade. Entry right after / during an engulfing candle at a support/resistance level. Rode it up for a while. Ultimately it kept moving higher, but it was a decent quick trade.
This was an ok entry. The stock had been performing strongly all day so far, it pulled back to a support/resistance level and started to climb back up. I set a tight stop under the level, and stopped out when it broke. I think this was a ok trade/loss to take.
Bought in as it bottomed out on the 200sma, sold as it popped. It did great the rest of the day, and when it came back to the 200 it was always a good entry.
Saw strong upward price action and lots of buyers / not many sellers on L2. Bought in and sold for a quick profit. I could have held longer, I didn't have a strong exit plan on this trade, just trying to get a profitable trade.
Bought when it opened low and dipped down to 200 sma.. sold when it popped a little. I was sort of early for the move, it went lower, but then it ralled back up to the pre-market high.
It was a good entry, on a pull back. But it went a little lower before moving up more. I think it would have been a good idea to buy back in after it printed the strong bullish bar during it's reversal.
Great entry, bought in small increments as it reversed. Sold once I was up a little, but it kept going up a lot more. I need better entry and exit rules. I'm just exiting whenever I can lock in some profit. Maybe waiting until a bar has a lower low?
Second and third trades were iffy. The second one seems like it has a decent setup, rounding bottom, but having knifing bars to the left is always a sign not to enter.
Great entry, bought in small increments as it reversed. Sold once I was up a little, but it kept going up a lot more. I need better entry and exit rules. I'm just exiting whenever I can lock in some profit. Maybe waiting until a bar has a lower low?
Second and third trades were iffy. The second one seems like it has a decent setup, rounding bottom, but having knifing bars to the left is always a sign not to enter.
Great entry, bought in small increments as it reversed. Sold once I was up a little, but it kept going up a lot more. I need better entry and exit rules. I'm just exiting whenever I can lock in some profit. Maybe waiting until a bar has a lower low?
Second and third trades were iffy. The second one seems like it has a decent setup, rounding bottom, but having knifing bars to the left is always a sign not to enter.
It was down near support at open, I thought it would go up. It didn't.
After it bottomed I bought back in on a pullback. This was a great entry, and I held it until it got back to the next resistance/support level (Likely an OCO bracket).
Third trade was hoping it would do It again up to another level.
It was down near support at open, I thought it would go up. It didn't.
After it bottomed I bought back in on a pullback. This was a great entry, and I held it until it got back to the next resistance/support level (Likely an OCO bracket).
Third trade was hoping it would do It again up to another level.
It was down near support at open, I thought it would go up. It didn't.
After it bottomed I bought back in on a pullback. This was a great entry, and I held it until it got back to the next resistance/support level (Likely an OCO bracket).
Third trade was hoping it would do It again up to another level.
It opened low, so I bought in at the doji thinking it would reverse. It didn't, stopped out. Entered back in as it seemed to settle to a bottom, and it did pop up, but I didn't sell, I was looking for 20.60 area.. During the day it did hit 20.60 again, but not until it bottomed at 20ish.
Like F, it opened low and I thought it would climb back up. It did, but not while I was holding it... It climbed after I bought in, then it knifed past my stop loss. I good sign to sell when I was in the positive is likely that high volume red bar after the traditional bars/volume climb.
First entry was OK, I went profitable for a bit and could have closed or taken some off the table. Then it knifed. I shouldn't have entered again after it knifed. That's one of my rules. Knifes follow knifes... Once it entered yesterday's main range I bought in again, thinking it might soak at this range for a bit, then go up again. It didn't but I sold with a small profit.
First entry was OK, I went profitable for a bit and could have closed or taken some off the table. Then it knifed. I shouldn't have entered again after it knifed. That's one of my rules. Knifes follow knifes... Once it entered yesterday's main range I bought in again, thinking it might soak at this range for a bit, then go up again. It didn't but I sold with a small profit.
Good entry, went positive by 30 cents, but then dropped down and stopped out. Risk was about 30 cents tho, so I hadn't sold out. Should have sold at least half. Second entry was great, set OCO and hit target.
Good entry, went positive by 30 cents, but then dropped down and stopped out. Risk was about 30 cents tho, so I hadn't sold out. Should have sold at least half. Second entry was great, set OCO and hit target.
Saw price action going up and bought in. Sold when it was up about 30 cents. Captured a lot of that move, was a good trade. It came back and did a double bottom / retest. Would have been a great entry again.