YJ for me today was a big win because of what i learned. I bought the breakout above the previous high of day at $2.96 and sold at $3.11 and it continued to surge to $3.53 before dipping back down. I bought the dip again at $3.15 risking 15 cents, and then sold at $3.25. This ticker was holding above vwap the whole time making new highs and higher lows. This is a play I should have been patient on because it toped at $6.36 before coming back down again. Great trade, great lesson. I was able to do two patterns in one trade. Good way to start the morning at 4:30 am

RCKT : Got in on this trade right at the market open. I really wasn't certain about this trade so I only bought 138 shares. The market was hot this morning, I was coming off of 2 wins already in the morning, so I was over confident and it definitely showed in this trade. Amateur move but I'm experimenting. Lost $27 on this trade - serves me right. This is what happens when you get over confident and undisciplined.

$SST : Low Floating / high volume stock with positive news. The market was hot so I decided to jump in on this one. Bought 325 shares at $3.28 per share. SOLD 325 shares at $3.75 per share.

$ONCO : Wasn't sure about tis trade because it had a larger float than I would like, but the volume was rising pre-market and it was slowly trending upward above V-WAP. Because of my uncertainty I hesitated on acting on taking the trade at first - thinking I was only entering the trade due to FOMO. But, because it was trending upward I heard the voice of one of my mentors (Tim Syke's) saying... " A Trend Is Your Friend". So, I decided to take a small position of 325 shares at $5.10 per share, and then was able to sell all shares 15 minutes later at $5.49 per share. Good win but definitely had luck on my side with that one.

VSA had a pre- market panic. I was able catch the dip at $0.99 per share (1,000 shares) And then I SOLD at $1.45 per share. for a $0.46 cent on the dollar profit! I got back in at around 6:15am (pre-market) for another $0.20 cent (500 share position) on the dollar profit! This was a low floating, high volume, volatile stock that was up trending. Was sketched on getting in a second time so I took a smaller position.

XWEL was a great trade this morning. Bought 700 shares around $1.13/share and sold for $1.25 per share market open. This was a previous day spiker with a above average volume. Dipped pre market arounds the first breakout - which was around $1 / share. I figured if the volume was rising pre-market it had a good chance of spiking market open like it did the previous day, and sure enough, it did. Had a good chance of going up since it was only really the second GREEN DAY.

Good morning traders!!! Made the biggest goof of my trading life. Was watching this play from yesterday. Extreme volume, low floater, hot sector. Everything was looking good! If the volume was up pre-market on a low I was going to buy in. Got in a little late but still in a good position... Or so i thought. I thought the volume was up to 298 million with a low float and instead (darn my eyesight) I took a closer look after I bought into the excitement and it was actually 298 K. LOL! I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT! But I was already in and I hoped for the best based of the previous 2 days. Anywase, my plan started going bad and I cut my lossses quickly. Amateur move. I should have been more patient and made sure the numbers are what I thought. That's what I get for being impatient.

Had an eye on CCHH but the chart wasn't looking so good. Saw UOKA on a dip with high volume and decided to take a calculated risk. Bought 1,276 shares at 64 cents and was able to sell at 84 cents per share for a 19 cents gain. Thanks to our coaches constantly hammering us on studying. I was able to catch this one.

This was my trade today (UOKA). It was a small win that could have turned into something bigger but... I am a beginner and I was definitely playing it safe. Inexperience had me panicking at the market open because I had gotten into the trade pre-market. But based on the float, volume, news, and chart the way it was looking. I should have stayed. I entered at 2.11 per share and exited at 2.22 per share - give or take a couple of dollars. Again, not a big win. But today wasn't all about winning for me as much as it was about learning the process - finding support and resistance, recognizing a clean chart, knowing what certain technical indicators are telling me and when to take action.

@MXTim237 just became a fully transparent trader today!