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ENTRY: Entered late, my alert at $2.50 didn't go off otherwise this woulda been a banger. Entered on a 9EMA/Oracle M/R bounce risking .10 EXIT: Chart went according to plan but then chopped around when I was up 7% so I started selling shares incase it broke trend. It didn't and I sold shares with the last position up a little over 20% REFLECTION: Trade plan nailed despite missed alert. Still wish I could hold on a little longer before scaling out but I feel it was warranted in this case

ENTRY: Oracle signal EXIT: Chart was bouncing around but never hit my SL, finally started to slowly uptrend which made me think this wasn't going far. I started scaling out just incase it kept going, but unfortunately it didn't so I just got out once it broke trend. REFLECTION: They're not all going to be big winners, but small gains add up too. I'm never mad at a profit, no matter how small, as long as I followed my trade plan.

ENTRY: Entered on a PM spike with news, small position EXIT: Stock was very choppy but didnt hit my SL so I stayed in. It payed off with a decent spike. I thought it was going to keep going to I scaled out of my position but it didn't so i only made a 5.6% gain total REFLECTION: Still learning PM but I'm 3/3 today in PM. I'll still keep my positions small until I really feel confident and have a better structured plan, but the wins today feel good even if they are small.

ENTRY: Took small position at previous PM highs which was also an RCT signal. EXIT: Scaled out too soon per usual. Avg sell price was 8.28, highest sell price was 8.42. REFLECTION: Still new to PM trading so I took a small position and still made a 9% profit. Can't be too mad at that. I'll size up in PM when the time is right but for now I'll keep trading small positions until I get more comfortable.

ENTRY: After an Oracle M/R break. Didn't wait for it to retest that level so didn't pick the best entry. EXIT: Actually had patience and let this ride, scaling out for an average 10% gain. REFLECTION: Had I waited for a retest of M/R lvl and got in at 1.82, this would've been a 19% gain making $91 instead of $51. But, a profit is a profit. Just need to better time my entries

Entry: Entered on the 1 min high breakout. Took a small position because I'm new to trading PM Exit: I scaled out too quick, sold my last position at 10.65 REFLECTION: I think for the time being I should continue using a small position size since I'm still new to PM but I've seen so much potential in it that I have to learn it. This was a nice trade, small, but good. I'll take it

ENTRY: Entered this top % gainer because I saw it was creeping up on Oracle, waited for a technical reason to enter but I kept just getting green candles so I jumped in risking Oracle's support. EXIT: Realized it was at all time highs so I scaled out timidly knowing we were near the top. REFLECTION: I think I STARTED scaling out too early, but ENDED the trade at the right time. Had I waited to scale out in the mid 80s I would've made more $ but a 12% gain is still good in my book

ENTRY: Classic ORB after a halt, risking the halt lows. EXIT: Scaled out too early, there was really no reason to sell where I did other than just wanting to lock in profit and fear of this chart dumping. REFLECTION: I feel like I scaled out so early because as soon as i entered, the chart dumped very close to my SL so once it got back over my entry I just wanted to lock in some gains. Patience would've paid off big time!! But I chose to play it safe. 5% is still better than a loss

ENTRY: Entered at PM highs risk at 1.60 looking for a 3:1 RR EXIT: Chart was moving super fast so I started scaling out on jumps to the upside. REFLECTION: Scaled out at a perfect time because once I was all out, chart started to trend down. Wish I held on and sold my whole position at 2.02 but scaling out the way I do ensures profit along the way. Ill take a 15% gain all day long!
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