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Super frustrated with myself. I bought back in because it was breaking resistance...good move. Told myself to sell where I saw the next resistance (328)...but I didn't I waited until 330 which didn't come. And I just watched a vid on sell on the first red candle after the green runup. Still needing to work on execution. Could have made back half my losses. But excited to learn more about Elliot wave on Udemy and do options one day. Right now just working on basic buy at support sell at res..

Bought in PM seeing need to gap fill, but panicked in the morning dip the first 5 minutes of open. Then it shot up like a rocket. So a silly loss. With this stock you need to not be so concerned about the stock really. Like invest and then wait for a day at least. The best time to buy is actually either at close of AH or overnight. If I would have bought at close of AH for the past week, every trade would have been a win...even in a downtrend...so different than penny stocks.

I bought on the morning dip kind of high up the rise. It went up slightly, but was on a consistent predictable downtrend of down 3-5 dollars and up a few dollars to the previous support become resistance. Could have waited to buy on these more predictable dips. This is much more swing tradeable. Buy at support and sell at resistance. Isn't that hard, but has been hard for me. But persevering. Not stock goes straight down and especially not large cap. Buy on support and wait for gap fill!

Trading same exact way traded yesterday with just different key levels. That is what gave me confidence to go back in and day trade it. Also saw that if it played out the same it would go to about 325 max 327 at around 12:30 eastern. But sold off when it got to the first 320 resistance. Should have bought on the dip at 314-315 instead. Hit 327 res. at 12:30. Trying to trade safe and stay green. Next time stick with the pre-sell plan at open to sell into strength. Learning gaps must be filled.

So I am using the Elliot Method mostly to trade this. I am using the weekend off of market to keep researching this and Fibonacci. I saw it go to 310 with hearing of war. But was waiting to see if it goes down to 304 support. Decided to buy in when it looked like really solid support at 310-312. Should have stuck to my plan to sell at 320. As it hit that resistance and came down pretty hard. Waited for green candles to sell into strength. Finally getting the feel of this stock...finally green.

So FOMO can happen with large cap. The support was at 142. I bought there, but then saw the price go up in overnight and I bought a couple more and brought my average too high as 143 was resistance. But I averaged down with two shares and the price came back up to the 143 resistance and I sold. It did go close to 145 in power hour. Learned to be more patient and wait to buy at supports. Better to be out than wishing you were out. Have work to do in the emotional department still! But learning!

So I am doing really well with sticking to my .005 stop loss. But it did go to 143 today, and I could have taken a .004 profit. It was such good news that I figured it would go up more than the 143 to 145.. But it is major resistance up there so far. The chart looked like it was downtrending, so sold when at .005, but now back up to that 143 resistance level. Disciplining myself to buy in when the mind thinks you shouldn't. Looking for 138 or when I see a 5 dollar sell off.

This ended up being the bottom and waved up overnight to 142 and 143. This stock moves in $5 increments. Key levels are 133, 135, 138, 142, with a lot of resistance at 142.75/143 currently. Definite uptrend on this. Good news came out. Going to wait for a $5 pull back if possible and swing trade it. That 138 is very key.
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