Bought stock as it passed high of day. Sold near top, very fast trade, but I was ready.

Took a small ride up, allowing me to finish green for the day. I feel exhausted trading longer in the day than ever before, but beginning to realize that buy signals can come anywhere in the day. It's just that action seems compacted into the first two hours of the day.

Bought two minutes early. Am thankful to be learning without losing my shirt. But profit will only come when little mistakes are eliminated. Cannot allow a big mistake, so bail on any position that goes contrary to what I'm shooting for.

Broke high from an hour ago, could be argued that this was not a bad trade, just didn't work. It did mere minutes later.

Second trade mid-channel. Still wrong. If you want to be risky, buy when at bottom of channel, or breakout over resistance. But not here.

Trading mid-range in a channeling stock is not a good idea. Fortunately, I'm getting much better at mitigating losses when wrong, or even dead wrong.

Great entry which was a tad premature, but it just felt like stock was moving north. Normally, when I enter early, stock touched recent high of day but pulls back. This time, saw the ramp up in volume.

Made a very small profit as stock was in an upswing, but this stock proved to be setting new lows all day long.

Caught small move into a double top, but this wasn't the big move. It came two tops and a pullback later. Always do better later in the morning when you have more of a track record for the day.

Had I held a bit longer, could've made close to 10%. But you never know where pullback will end. It did not do what I thought it would, so basically a scratch for protection.