9 EMA, Support Line Bounce,

After this ticker pulled up a bit after market opened, it formed a new support zone. I bought into an entry with a smaller position in this zone and sold on a small retest to the 9 minute EMA.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

This one was making big moves into the open up like 20%+ and testing the 3.5 restistance zone. It couldn't quite crack it and I entered on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA; however, it flushed down really hard and I should have stopped out but I waited for a bounce into a better exit and luckily the buyers came back, so I was patient. Eventually bounced up higher and sold too soon, but still for a solid exit.

9 EMA, Support Line Bounce,

This ticker had a quick red to green move in the open and began forming a new support zone that was holding really well. I bought on a retest in that zone, but volume became super light, so I found an exit before a full retrace to the 9 minute EMA.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

This ticker was having a nice breakout higher and I decided to get an entry on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA. It was very slow to bounce with low volume which should have been a red flag for me to sell; however, I held on and got caught in a bad flush and then fought to get the best exit I could. It began to hold this lower area okay, but at the entry I had, it was no longer a good risk-reward. Sloppy trading on my part not following a hard stop and going in with full size on a play I was not fully confident in.

Dip Buy On Pull Back, 9 EMA,

This one had a really healthy looking chart in premarket minus one nasty flush which was a bullish sign for me, but it held this new zone surprisingly well and even made a move back to the upside from the open. Bought on a dip back to the 9 minute EMA looking to sell into the resistance at 2 or hold through a break. However, it flushed down to around 1.89 right after I bought on strong selling pressure, but luckily this area is big support and it was able to bounce up over 2. Overall very sketchy trade, and I honestly probably got lucky on my exit.

9 EMA, Support Line Bounce, Triple Bottom,

This stock was very volatile after the open and had several nasty flushes, so I went in cautiously with small size. The zone around .30 was tested and held a bunch of times, so I began to look for a calm retest and bounce off this zone. I got a good entry and sold a little early on a retest to the 9 minute EMA.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

Haven't been trading too hot, so I sold early and entered with small size on this one. Left a little bit on the table but avoided a flush buying into this 9 minute EMA retest.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

This ticker looked interesting because it hadn't sold off too much from the premarket high. It had formed a nice flag pattern and broke out higher, so I bought with smaller position size on a pullback to the 9 minute EMA. It had a tinyn bounce initially but it was so weak and seemed to be trending down, so I sold for a small loss.

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

Missed a really nice red to green move out of the gates, and it began to breakout above the open price. I was looking for a pull back to the 9 minute EMA, but it wasn't really pulling much lower. I finally got a sweet entry on a pullback and had a nice bounce up, but the price moved fast and I was careless and did not have a limit order set in place and was a bit to greedy and waited to sell. All the sudden it flushed down bad, and for the second trade in a row I did not follow a stop. However, today I got lucky and was able to wait for a bit and get out for a scratch. 

9 EMA, Breakout Pull-Back,

Bought into a dip back to the 9 minute EMA and was up a decent profit at one point but was hoping it would retest the 40's, so I didn't sell. Ended up flushing down and had to settle for a bounce to a little better of an exit for a loss. Held too long on my part and didn't have my hard stop.