Today was a struggle. I traded multiple stocks multiple times (again), I didnt put a clear enough entry strategy in place, I missed opportunities to lock in profits when I could and lost good trade opportunities. Started the day with relatively good logistic but rly bad and agressive shorting on ABEO and $GNC. Another unnecessary fail with buying $SRCI, all of which are 8$ range. Then I had a mathematical epiphany and tried trading same approach, same paper capital on >2$ stocks. Proceeded do to a couple of very gratifying trades with $AEZS, CAPR and $XCO. I exit the trading day humbled and motivated to study trough the weekend.

I short sold @$8.40 and again in further strenght @$8.55, bought to cover half @$8.45 for 1.5% profit, after missing my 1st opportunity I added more @$8.46 and bought to cover all @$8.375 for 1% profit. Ended trading this stock for 2% overall profit. Even though this day was a plus, my trades sucked chocolate balls. A lot of work is ahead of me :)

Bought 30shares on dip @$6.775, sold half at a fairly good point @$6.86, then held the bag with the other half untill $6.44 for a total of -2% profit. Then I revenge bought @$6.49 and sold @$6.55 for 1% profit. Played from boredom, then I revenge played, then I failed to cut losses.... this was a wrong play in all aspects. Need to learn my strategies better and work on my discipline.

First i bought 50 shares 10c below breakdown point at $6.35, sold at my stop loss $6.24. Cut hypothetical losses quick! Later, before close I bought another 50shares at $6.35, held few cents below stop loss because I was thinking I'd play the chart (heh)and not the ticks. Sold 20shares before close @ $6.24. 30 shares left overnight. I'm hoping that its gonna bounce back a bit because its a large company and its an earnings winner.... its all wishfull thinking in good part, but I'm making strides ;)

Paper trading, in 4cents after breakout @ $8.39, out at top tick of $8.47. Exited after it wouldn't show strenght. "When in doubt, get out!" Still a bad play, need to get better at judging some of the P.R.E.P.A.R.E. criteria. Quality learning experience all in all

@pernica321 just became a fully transparent trader today!