Yes! My third green day in a row, I started off with a few bad decisions, one of them playing FSLR, a crazy stock with a 20 cent plus spread at times costing me 54 bucks. Those bad decisions put me into deep red at -75 or so. I took a break, reassessed my thoughts and got back on my trading plan. I grinded out a positive day after that. If only I had started with that mindset.
Charts coming soon, I need to get some food in me.
1.Shorted at DRC 28.70, stopped out 28.77, weird spread action. –7
2.Short CERN at 77.12, stop at 77.22
4.FSLR shorted second test of lods, whipsawed to -55, shouldn’t have been playing this one, has a pretty wild spread.
5.ITT manual exit, went against me so fast I couldn’t put a stop in, -$24
6. Short WYNN 55.55, stop at 55.65, Trail stopped out 55.44 +11.00
7. Short X at 35.47, stop at 30.57, adjusted stop to 30.52, stopped out –5
8. Short CBT 22, stop at 22.10
9.Short PBR 46.83 Covered PBR46.64 +19
11.Short AMX 44.29, stopped out +$12
12. Short CERN 76.43, covered 76.22 +21
13. Short PRU, 46.01, stop at 46.11, stopped out -$16
14.Short NAV 33.91, stop at 34.01, Green to Red Also.
15. Adjusted Stop to 33.95, stopped -9 flipped and closed for +16 on Red to Green
16. Short LAMR 24.82, stop at 24.92
18. UHS short 24.90, covered at 24.70 +20
20. Short AMX 43.87, stop at 43.97, lol Laser just randomly stopped me out +4.00
21. Short ITRI 60.39, stop at 60.49, stopped out -11, reshorted 60.47, stop at 60.56
22. Why my stop is at 60.56 on ITRI (1 minute chart)
23. Short WAT 57.39, stop at 57.49, covered +$25
25. NAV short 33.76, stop at 33.86, trail stopped out -5.5
26. Short APOL 57.23, stop at 57.33,
27. Loosened to 57.37 to account for resistance on the 1 minute.
28. Covered 56.92 +31, most likely done for the day now. I have a lot of laundry to do.
3 comments:
do you have a strategy desk scan ofr retest of low of day? thanks, sleepy
I don't use anything other than a hi/low list filtered by price. I just eyeball repeat lod hitters for this pattern.
Nice Aynul!
3 days in a row! That's definitely an accomplishment for any trader. Consistency is crucial.
The grinding out of the red reminds of a couple of science & math $5 buy ins.
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