All right. So I'm going to give you guys a recap of today's trades: finishing the day in the green green on uh, three out of four stocks I traded six thousand, eight hundred, ninety five dollars and 35 cents down from being up a little over seven thousand, but still a great day. No complaints SQL Biggest winner Uh, it's kind of funny I mean this stock went up a lot. it went up to it was gapping up 260 percent but I only made 3600 on it I didn't really trade it that well.

So my problem on SQL is that you know as is typically the case I don't trade these lower price stocks as well and in this area here sort of like through this area I kept like getting in for a breakout and then stopping at LC so like right here I got in for this breakout and then stopped out here and then I get back in and I can just keep stopping out like way too tight and I you know I just you look back and you're like wow, why'd you stop out But the problem is I get in with too big of size to just hold it and let it Let It Go So for me I started the day on Kprx. Um, that's where I got my cushion. Kprx had a nice squeeze a pretty early. uh this morning Kprx there we go.

Uh, we had this move from four up to a high of 560. so that was a really nice move right there. and this gave a really nice one minute pullback right here. In fact, it gave two a nice one minute pullback there.

another one right there. Um, this is where I traded it I didn't trade the first one but I traded the second one here and so I started with a ten thousand, fifteen thousand share trade and about twelve hundred dollars of profit. So it was like you know, not even 10 cents and then I got back in with I think 10 000 shares or 5 000 made another maybe 500. got myself to up 1700 on it and you know I just kind of I chipped away.

but it was not like big Winners uh in terms of cents per share. so it was kind of slow. and then we had a false breakout right here. notice Macd crossed against the trade.

false breakout there. another false attempt here, another one here, another one here. But then we did get some resolution here. uh at eight.

So it broke through the hive and squeezed up to a new high of 570.. at the open it sold off hard. but then uh, did a pretty that's not the open quite yet. But if the open is sold off hard and then to trap where it did a break of V-wap trap some short sellers for that squeeze up.

I did a dip and rip on it on resumption and that was a close call because it ended up flushing all the way back down to five. But I made a couple hundred bucks on it. So Kprx overall was fairly choppy. some big rejection candles, and once the stock has a history of doing that, you have to be careful because it can certainly do it again and it can get more dramatic as they did as it did in this case.

So definitely some writing on the wall on that one to be very cautious. So that was the first stock I traded uh, got myself up about 1900 on it 2000 when I started trading SQL So SQL I can look back at my first trade I finally broke the ice on it at um, a dollar Thirty All right. so that was right about in here and I took six thousand shares my first trade it breaks a dollar Thirty So that was like right here breaks a dollar Thirty goes up to a dollar thirty six, thirty eight and I made like 500 on that first trade. Okay, nothing exciting, but whatever.

I got back in at a dollar 37. 9 000 shares I got out at a dollar forty two, five cents 450 bucks and then I got back in with six thousand shares a dollar fifty and took profit at uh, a dollar forty eight for a loss. Got back in at a dollar fifty five as it pulled away, took Prof stopped out of that a dollar fifty a I added at 59 and then stopped out of 58. Another break-even trade.

Got back in at 63, sold at 66. I was like I don't know I don't feel like it I don't know. Got back into 67, sold a 63 for a loss. See, you know this is what ends up happening, especially when you're an aggressive Trader because I look at the level two I'm seeing green on the tape and I jump in and then all of a sudden you know the order disappears, that's on the bid and you get this flush and you're in too heavy and you're like oh, I might be in on the top.

It's one of the disadvantages with momentum trading because you're buying high and selling higher and that works. But because you're buying high, you can be in sort of a Perpetual state of feeling a little jittery because you're like I'm in pretty high. so second you see something, you jump out but it's just a momentary dip and then it goes higher and then you're like so then you get back in. So the result was that I turned a lot of shares on this one.

I definitely burned some commissions trading it. but I am green on it. Uh, my best trade was a long at the open right here at uh let's see. Um so I got in this going into the open Uh right here.

The shame on it was that I got um I got partial fills uh I got in right here at 92, 92, 92, 92. these are, um, it was just partial fills. Well I guess it? what? I must have you? You know what? I think I used a super smart order on that, which is why I broke up the order. That's something you could do with Lightspeed rather than sending one bulk order of 6 000 shares or whatever.

this was three four thousand. Uh, it breaks it up to send to different destinations so you get a better fill anyways. Um, so that that ended up being my best trade of the day. Uh, because of course it halted up here at 207, resumed and halted up again 235..

So my best exit was I think 2 30. Um, let's see. Yeah I got an exit here at 235 and 237. That was pretty good.

Those are smaller, um, smaller orders that got filled there and then I had that Lucy trade. but anyways, so yeah, that was pretty good. We hit a high of 240 so exit only a few cents off the high. So that was the best trade.

but I was really surprised it sold off this much halted down twice. Um, it's halt it up right now again. but I'm I I don't know I mean you, you may see more opportunities today. It's still relatively early, but uh, with the choppiness on Kprx with the choppiness on Lucy Lucy might end up breaking out.

but I ended up trading it three times and being down 17 on it. So it's just kind of choppy. So I think the writing for me is on the wall that you know I turned a lot of commissions today I'm grateful to be green, so um I'm just going to take another Green Day and lock it up. and you know if you look at my P L here, um, you know I'm probably due for a red day I've had a nice little stretch.

um, but you know I I just want to try to keep keep it pretty tight. Let's see, was that a red day? Um, after fusing commissions? No, it's a small small green day anyways. so you know. kind of.

Um, you know, doing pretty steady here with these like four or five thousand dollar days was up 63 yesterday 6 357 on Friday 3, 000 on Thursday 6 500 on Tuesday 4, 000 on Monday right? So you know these have been pretty steady days. Um, had that 6 500 red day back there. but it realistically, that's what I made today. So a red day where I lose, you know one good day I can handle that so it does sort of stick out like a sore thumb.

but um I guess that's just the way it is. If I go back a little further, you can see some more red days that were kind of on par with that one. Go back to 90 days you can see, you know? So this kind of that's sort of where I'm trending right now. Um, in the last 90 days, about 243, 250 000 in profit.

That's not bad. Green is good. Uh, you know, not not. Maybe as good as it could have been because I had this little period of choppiness.

But I mean you know 250 000 in 90 days is phenomenal. So you multiply that by four and you're having a really great year. We'll see what happens this year. Uh, right now we're certainly picking up with big I'm picking up with bigger green days versus what I had sort of in like part of November or in December.

So January was a pretty good month for me and February is off to a good start. but we're early in the month and I know that it's not impossible with you know, a couple of uh days of emotional hijack that I could give back profit very quickly. So I just need to keep my head down. you know.

today I kept my head down I kept hitting small trades, small trades, small trade I didn't get the uh, the glory of hitting a massive trade on SQL with like 25 35 000 shares. but you know those days will come. it's still early in the year I'm I'm just trying to keep my head down. get green, build my cushion, you know I'm someone who's uh, I you know was sort of I grew up trading in the sense that like when I when I started trading, I was trading for income I was trading to pay the bills and so I had this mentality of wanting to try to be very consistent wanting to try to be green most days and I am at a point where I could afford to throw some hail Mary passes.

so I could afford to take 50 000 shares of a SQL stock and just hold it and see if I get 50 cents or a dollar a share out of it and I would make a bit more money if I could convince myself to start swinging a little bit more. but it's so against the way I learned how to trade that it's been really hard for me to do that. So I guess the good news for you guys is that I'm still in the mentality of trading like someone who's got a pretty small account. um, which is more relatable I know some Traders when they get big, they start taking these.

You know, big. You know big positions swing trades, which it's great when they make money on them, but it's not relatable for a beginner Trader because most beginners like when I got started I couldn't afford a swing trade I couldn't afford the risk of holding something overnight. so I just uh, you know I guess as it turns out, it's it works out well for you guys. although it's probably costing me quite a bit and and maybe I can find a happy medium.

But in any case, I'm at where I'm at right now. Um, and as always I just want to try to keep doing a little bit better. a little bit better. So I want to try to be really consistent this year? I want to try to keep the red days as small and as, uh, sort of few and far between as I can I want to be consistent and that means you know, chipping away bass hit, base, hit, base hit and then you know once I have bigger cushions on the day I can start to swing a little harder.

but of course the challenge with that is the fact that you can quickly swing from being green to being red if you step up too much, especially on something like um, uh, SQL you know which ended up halting down multiple times and going from you know, 240 down to 170. I mean when you know you just don't want to get stuck with some size going the wrong way? So anyways, that's it for me. Reminder of course as always that my results aren't typical I Love sharing my experience with you, but it's not typical so make sure you manage your risk trying to simulate it before you put real money on the line. Don't try to blindly follow me or anyone else, and um, take it slow.

All right? I'll see you guys back at it first thing tomorrow morning.