Entry: missed intial spike https://tradejournal.co/trade/929/, wanted to be more patient  exit level. There was a halt my plan was to look for dip for a continuation of buyer. 

Exit: I set a limit order around 9.41 because it previously consolidated there, and I wanted to protect myself and locked in some gains.

Entry: there was a weak open, got halted on the way down, was keeping an eye out for some strength. it was apporaching the 8.32 level which was support in PM. Saw that there was strength and bought 50 shares into stregnth

Exit: Got shaken out, I wanted to protect myself incase if the stock would reject at the 8.32 level. There was a quick pullback and I wanted get out once it bounced.

Entry: Double bounced and then made its way to the intraday high. Tested the highs of 5.44, saw that it pulled back then had a green candle with buying volume. bought into that candle at 5.29 risking the 5.18 level (previous candles low).

Exit: I wanted to get out near the breakout point, and locked it at 5.54. took the nice move, didnt want to get greedy often will bite you in the ass

Entry: looking for a pullback for a continuation.

Exit: This wasnt the best setup and buying volume was very weak

Entry: Looking for a panic in the morning to the 4.75 level, risking the 4.60 level. EV manufaturing news. 90 shares for a 400-500 position size

Exit: Entry was not good, go too impatient and didnt still with entry level that was planned. Entered at the 4.90 level, and kept pulling back, looked for a spike to cut my loss. The bounce did happen without me, was shaken out

Improvements: 

• patients on enrty level,
  • let there be a green candle before entering

Revenge trade from last one, sloppy sloppy. got really stubborn on this one

Embrassing sloppy trade, was not neeeded. Im not sure why this was so undisplined! and it happend twice

need to reveiw july goals.

Enrty: I tried to trade this stock 3 times

1. first one I was looking for a continuation of the uptrend
2. notice that is dipped and was looking for a pop
3. noticed a dip then looking to sell into a pop

Exit:

1.  it didnt workout, i was telling myself to sell, then news came out and drove the stock down. got out into a spike... should have cut losses quicker
2. there wasnt great risk reward in the trade, got out once the stock showed weakness
3. got stuck into another pull back, should have gotten out in the first spike

Overall, this was a messy trade that wiped out all my small gains, kind of fustrating but proabably desevered because I wasnt following a soild pattern. Was excpecting too much from this stock. also over traded

Enrty: I tried to trade this stock 3 times

1. first one I was looking for a continuation of the uptrend
2. notice that is dipped and was looking for a pop
3. noticed a dip then looking to sell into a pop

Exit:

1.  it didnt workout, i was telling myself to sell, then news came out and drove the stock down. got out into a spike... should have cut losses quicker
2. there wasnt great risk reward in the trade, got out once the stock showed weakness
3. got stuck into another pull back, should have gotten out in the first spike

Overall, this was a messy trade that wiped out all my small gains, kind of fustrating but proabably desevered because I wasnt following a soild pattern. Was excpecting too much from this stock. also over traded

Enrty: I tried to trade this stock 3 times

1. first one I was looking for a continuation of the uptrend
2. notice that is dipped and was looking for a pop
3. noticed a dip then looking to sell into a pop

Exit:

1.  it didnt workout, i was telling myself to sell, then news came out and drove the stock down. got out into a spike... should have cut losses quicker
2. there wasnt great risk reward in the trade, got out once the stock showed weakness
3. got stuck into another pull back, should have gotten out in the first spike

Overall, this was a messy trade that wiped out all my small gains, kind of fustrating but proabably desevered because I wasnt following a soild pattern. Was excpecting too much from this stock. also over traded