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Trying to maximize number of trades I can make since I'm under PDT rules; I decided to swing this and bought just before the close of after market on 2/3/26. Stock dropped the next day and traded in the .86-.96 range with low volume. Overall market was down, so I cut my loss and sold just before the close of regular market for a $25.20 loss. Now I've practically given away all of last week's winnings. UGH!!!

FOMO on this play and it cost me another loss; 3 losses in a row to match the 3 consecutive wins (total of $520 weekly winnings) I had last week. Man, I need to work on my DISCIPLINE! Bone headed, totally unnecessary play. The two positives of this play is that I went "small size" with 100 shares, and I cut my losses "relatively" quickly.

Weekend swing trade. Bought near the close of market as it curled up and I expected it to go back to the $5-$6 range. Risk was $3.50. I could have minimized my loss by selling at around $3.15 at the open on Monday, 2/2/26 when the stock dropped on good volume. Instead I hoped it would bounce back, and as been mentioned, time and again, in webinars and by Sykes himself, hope is not a strategy. Instead I hung onto to it and didn't sell until Tuesday for a $130.02 loss.

Big mistake I made on this trade is that I anticipated it to bounce off of $1.00 support and go up at the open. Second mistake is that I oversized my purchase. Being that I made the first mistake by anticipating (something Sykes says not to do), I should have just purchased 100 shares instead of 1k shares. Stock immediately dropped and halted. After the halt, it continued to drop and I sold @.7617 for a $238.30 loss. Practically gave away 1/2 of last week's profits. Ugh!!!

Swung this trade as stock held its daily gain towards end of regular market, however, the darn thing opened in pre-market at $1.90 levels way past my $2.10 risk level. Decided to ride it as it started trending up just before market open the next day. Held on and sold during power hour @$2.37 for a small gain. Stubborn not wanting to sell at a loss paid off, but I have to be careful with that!

In @$2.35 with a wide risk range of $2.15 and goal to sell into $2.50s or higher. Stock went past my risk and I realized then, that my entry should have been around $2.13. Thankfully, I was rewarded with my patience and it quickly went higher before a halt. As soon as it open I sold @$2.95 even though it went to $3.05. (It was moving too fast, so I locked in my profits into strength)
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