overnight hold, volume was too low, managed to sell some shares p/m, no buyers at open, sold on the bid. shouldnt have held this low volume stock with no news over weekend. i thought since it was low float and good chart pattern it could morning spike. the indicators were telling me no, poor trade selection

fomo

fucked this up pretty bad. bought in anticipation of breakout, sold out of fear of reversal when price action didnt look good. risk level wasnt hit, i didnt stick to plan. stock went up to $3 in an hour. a lesson in patience. couldve banked and dug out of months of losses with ONE trade.

bought into the close for an overnight hold, got scared out by a dip. didnt have a concrete plan. fuckin newbie mistakes.

overnight hold, could've sold in 1.80s p/m. got greedy, tank after tim's sell. lesson learned from this and DRYS trade

entry: morning spike that broke HOD at market close, bought after hours hoping for another morning spike, risk g/r in morning exit: couldve sold premarket (as tim did) but i gave it a chance at open. no go, got out before g/r, took commission loss

2 seperate trades, first was in @ 4.3 out 4.45, sold too early. got FOMO which led to the 2nd trade, which was a bad entry and right after i bought it tanked 30 cents in 1minute, i sold at the dead bottom, this was the time to buy, i shouldve just waited 5 mins! and i wouldve bought in and rode the HOD breakout that occured about 10mins after i used my last day trade on the 4.3 sell..

horrible entry

Earnings winner, hold over the weekend gone bad

thought i was dip buying, but in reality was chasing. I bought into early buyers taking profits. The indicators of a good dip buy weren't there, there was no support to risk off of, so i just gave it a little time to work, but no dice so i cut losses. could have cut losses quicker, but the stock ended up fading to 0.77c, so this was near best case scenario for my entry. I need to pick my entries way more carefully. Sniper mentality.