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maybe in a little early here but held trend support and broke key level
HOD break here with close risk sold into upcoming resistance
Entry comments: okay i cant help it, this is now near the day low so im risking 2.11. looking for a bounce. its a good setup right. huge dip off the day high of 2.94. resistance at the 2.49ish area so im looking to sell there
Exit comments: hit my stop and continued to go down to 2.02. this has been annoying all day. not trading this again today. ovrall tfor me has been slow. not gonna force anything. keep losses small.
DMP Play - Oracle signal but stopped out on downtrend - SELL STP
DIT Alert. Stock was above VWAP in pre-market and rose slightly at the open, but quickly went to the downside.
This was a bummer. Took the short as had the pattern and Rob was in this too. Set my stop to the closer top of candle but not the HOD candle and got stopped up there before this thing pulled back and did the exact move I was hoping for. SO lost -79.90 and fees were 13.50 for my total loss
Couple attempts. FGD reversal, really should have been more patient, was red $30 only to make $35 back on a really solid trade plan.
Market: +1% NASDAQ Strategy: Long Off G/R Defense Entry: @9:40 Exit: @11:18 Update: Lessons: Initial watching for short into major resistance but when I saw it hold G/R I went in long for a quick scalp. Not a familiar play I did good to get out quick for a scalp. Avoid getting in trades that you don't know.
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