Trading from work with only mobile apps. I fired up the chat room and saw Tim watching for a PIXY panic. I thought I saw it and jumped in without level 2. It's only a one day runner and really didn't look like that big of a drop once I pulled up the chart on my laptop. This is a terrific lesson in discipline. I must not just take trades without proper preparation. I cut losses quickly. It's a humbling reminder.

First nice trade (or any trade) in a while. Recent runner, panics about 25%. I was watching it closely for an entry. I was about to walk away when Tim alerted and I decided to jump in as well after missing another panic earlier on NWBO. I got a nice execution and then sold as it spiked up very quickly then ran out of steam. These are definitely not the days of big runs after panics. I had to execute the trade using the app because of ATP issues on Mac.

Partial fill on another followup drop below the key level of 0.02. I thought it might try to bounce from here but it chopped around before slowly going much lower. Out for small profits.

I've been watching this multi day runner for a week or so and missed the first day of panic yesterday due to golf. I was ready again today and after missing a couple small fakeouts, I got in fairly close to the bottom and sold nearly at the top. My buy came just after Tim alerted he was in. Happy with this small trade. Not many OTC plays in this market but happy to keep getting in some reps.

Solid little dip buy off a small morning panic on a recent runner. I told myself last night I was going to make a trade today. Just adjusting the mindset to an active one rather than a passive one. Opportunities to earn are still present in this market. Not nearly as good as the past couple of years but still there. I need to capitalize. Here we go!

Small runner and breakout over the morning high. I bought a little late as Tim was trying to enter on his live webinar. Sold it very quickly for a small profit. It ran quite a bit more in the same minute I sold then dropped back down. Small play, small profit, in a tough market. Bad news on Ukraine today.

I took a chance here with a new type of play and it just didn't work out. I saw a small news story about the company signing an agreement to acquire another company. I bought without letting it dip which was likely in retrospect given the weak news. The stock was incredibly illiquid and I just really needed to stay away from this. It is good that I am trying new things but this was not the thing to try.

Really rough trade. I saw the stock was down pretty heavy on the day and thought I’d give the panic a try just for practice really. I put an order in but missed it then cancelled it thinking I didn’t want it to fill on the way down. It did fill then dropped hard. I sold as it jumped back up, not quick enough to add at the bottom. Out for a pretty significant percent loss. Completely misplayed. I’ll be coming back to this one for a while.

I was watching this first day morning spiker on news, waiting for a dip. A nice big one came and I thought about getting in at the bottom but unsure because it was only a one day mover so far. Tim got in and I got in a moment later. It had solid strength, steadily climbing. I needed to hold longer though because I could have had easily double or triple the profits. I was afraid of losing my paper gains and felt like I had to lock it in. Something to work on.

Slow morning panic on a recent runner that had two big red days. It dropped just under 10% with low volume. Tim got in and I shamelessly followed with his same price. I tried to sell with a profit but the order did not fill for more than a minute and a half. Then it dropped and it took two more orders to fill. This is why it is important to stay away from low volume. Good lesson for the beginning of the year.