What's up everyone? All right? Well here we are: Third green day in a row of $1,600 and today's a good day. but I started with a $3,000 winner and then my second trade was a $4,000 loser and that was really frustrating. So I was down $900 and from there I slowly dug my way out of the hole and finished the day up 1,600 bucks. I Feel like you know this digging my way out of the hole is is kind of where I'm at, not just on the day.

This was similar to yesterday. I Had yesterday had a great trade out of the gates. it gave back the profits, spent the rest of the day digging myself out of the hole same thing today and this is kind of what I'm doing in this game of a grand scheme of the last three weeks. over the last two weeks having you know a couple of really big red days, that red streak and now working on digging my way out and it can feel on the one hand like these three days I haven't made a lot of progress I made 1,700 on Friday what did I finish up yesterday? 500 or something like that I did take some trades in the afternoon actually I guess I was up 1100.

so 1700, 1100, 1600. You know after losing 10,000 20,000, 30,000 40,000 three green days that are so small doesn't feel like a lot of progress. but at the same time it's about slowly rebuilding with baseheads And my challenge today I suppose and yesterday as well is having a hard gauge on when to walk away. I would have done better if I'd walked away today up only a well up 3000 after my first trade.

However, it would have meant that I would have missed the opportunities that I made 2500 on as I went from down a thousand to up 1,600 So net I would have been better off walking away sooner. But is there a way that I could have kept trading today? So I could have capitalized on those app opportunities that came later in the morning without incurring the losses that I took on the trace that I had on a white tu that seems like wanting your cake and eating it too, right? But it always feels like if I walk away I'm going to miss opportunities and what? I I suppose forget is that by walking away? Although yes, I may be missing some opportunities, that may be true I am also preventing myself from incurring any surprise losses. The $4,000 that I lost on a white EU I was not expecting that it would flash down as quickly as it did I thought I'd be able to have a tighter stop on it and all of a sudden I'm holding in a halt going down and you know that's not a lot of fun. So hmm yeah, I don't know.

What do you guys think? Is it better to just throw in the towel at 9:35 and potentially miss all those good opportunities because sometimes a $3,000 day turns into four five, six seven, eight, nine, ten thousand are higher because I keep trading and I capitalize on the opportunities. But yesterday and today continuing has gotten me into the red so hmm maybe have to adjust for different markets? All right. Well anyways I hope you guys enjoyed the recap and I'll see you all first thing tomorrow morning. All right you guys! So we're gonna do our recap for today.

I'll go over the trades I took I'm gonna finish the morning up $1,600 which it's good, not great. You know as unfortunate because I had a really nice trade on YT En right out of gates. this was a gap and go trade and then I proceeded to give back those gains on my loss is on a whitey you putting me down almost 900 on the day and I spent the rest of the morning trying to dig myself out of the hole. So I got out of the hole from down 902 up 1600 which is good but not the way I really wanted this day to go and and even whitey En was not the easiest one to trade and my trade on this basically was a quick break that free market high.

the pre-market high was up here at 73. the open was down here as you can see at 7:40 as soon as 7:40 broke, that's where I pressed the Buy button I was getting filled at 7:40 and 750 it broke, squeezed up to 786, did a little pullback just for a moment I added for the break of 8 I sold up here at 8:10 it came back down I sold the rest as it dipped back down waiting for the next entry and then it ended up breaking through the loves. So I think at another entry. so one trade 31 hundred dollars of profit and again YT En was one of the leading gaffers this morning right here.

so it was one, two, three, four fifth leading. after this morning, that was YT en second trade Ayt you this one is just so discouraging. My first trade on it was right here I was buying anticipating the first one minute candle to make a new high with a target of a move back to Hiya Dick. Well, it ended up dropping down right here and with 10,000 shares I lost about almost $2,000 so it's just that was a really disappointing trade.

It then consolidates for a second and I got back in I got back in right here when it came back up I was like okay this time I think it's gonna break 115 if it breaks 150, it's going back too high a day. So I got back in and then right here it drops and halts going down and I stopped out like right here on resumption. So I ended up losing two grand on it twice down, fourth, almost $4,000 Just have the wrong idea on this one. So I was tempted to try to trade it.

you know, down through here and revenge trade and try to make back my money. and I just say you know what? let's just leave that stock alone completely. Obviously I'm not on my game on it, so I'm just gonna let it be. So I left it alone, walked away in switchgears.

SF et was the next stock that I traded and this actually ended up being a really nice trade. So SF ET and we'll look at this on a 10-second chart so a little faster timeframe. It had been fairly strong this morning. it squeezed up to 220, pulled back, came back up, pulled back, and popped back up right here.

And this was the moment where typically I would have been tempted to press that Buy button and and try to jump in right at 225. Now that's a double top and so I left it alone. It came back down to the low of 194 and then started curling back up. but I didn't want to get in right there because again, that's getting into the double top.

So what I did was I waited for this pullback right here and this right here was my entry and that was a nice trade. Then it pulls back again. I got back in a second time right here. nice pop back up to 265 and then I got back in right here.

So first I was up about 400, then 500 and 800. then I got in right here. Boom now 1,000 its halted, it drops. but then it pops back up through three dollars and I actually ended up being up over $1,800 trading the stop.

we're gonna get a squeeze up to 350 right here and I jumped in right here and whew, that was a mistake I lost 600 bucks. so I went from up 1,800 to up only 1200 and it comes back up right here. pulled back and I get back in Oh second time twice now I'm up only $200 and I went back to Red on the day down about 580 today so that was really disappointing. I in hindsight, had some great trades down here early on and I kept getting in Out, In Out, in Out, and a couple of big drops.

you know, of course those happened to be like two of the biggest drops, but they sent me almost all the way back. I probably should have brought down my share size as I was going higher on my in my profits but I didn't I guess because I was trying to get back to where I was which was up $3,000 so kind of over traded this one and then gave back my gains. a couple small trades on OPG n Small little breakout that we have right here. another one right here.

Nothing super exciting but just small breakouts. Specs a quick little breakout on this one. It's actually coming back up even more. My trade was at 211 so it was actually right here, but this is nice to see it coming back up.

I don't think I'd be interested in going back in it. it's pretty weak on the daily, but I thought that this gap from 210 up to 230 looks good. so I got a little profit on that and and then aim a I am break and be web setup kind of what. like like what Specs is doing now as PDX this one I jumped in as it curled up right here once it was over the V web I got in right here and so this one I rode the momentum up I bought this pullback, rode the momentum up I did buy a pullback here and got stopped out.

So I did get back a little bit of profit on my last trade, but overall it was much better than s Fe T so that's where I said today: $1600 I would say that I over trade it. In hindsight, I would have been better off if I walked away right after my first trade on YT en but when I took my first trade on a whitey you, he was strong I thought it was good and I was wrong I gave back too much of my profit and then it put me kind of in this ketchup type of mode. Yesterday actually did something really similar. My first trade out of the gate I believe on specs I made like 3,500 and then I proceeded to give back that profit as the day went on.

On the other hand, I also went from down $900 to up $1600 So 2,400 dollars of profit between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. it was really just this one trade that got me pretty badly and SAPT giving back my games. So it's kind of a tricky thing because on the one hand, if I'd walked away at, you know, right after my first radon ypn, I'd be up 3,000 which is certainly better than where I sit right now. On the other hand, that would have meant that I would have missed the opportunities on AIM and SF et which were both good opportunities even though I didn't fully capitalize on SF et.

So is there a way that I could have kept trading while capitalizing only on the winners without the loser? I don't know, You know that's the thing that's that's really tough and that's that's the hardest part about walking away because when you walk away, you'd feel like oh man, I'm gonna miss out on these opportunities. but you're also avoiding the loss, which you don't know where they'll come or how big they'll be, but once you walk away, you know you've locked it up for the day. So I don't know. Hey, I'm not sure what I'll do tomorrow if all, take my profits a little faster and walk away and then potentially miss opportunities that come later in the day and then you feel FOMO that I could have done so much better if I kept trading.

You know the thing with having a $3,000 winner in the first five minutes is that sometimes that's the beginning of a day where I can be up eight, ten, twelve, fifteen thousand dollars because everything is working. but instead my second Trey was a loser. So a little bit of a tricky day. The markets continue to be difficult.

We were seeing a lot of halts today. halts going up, alts going down. Overall market, it's coming back down. So we gapped up and now we're back down.

Really pretty close to yesterday's lows, which is not really what probably most people want to see T VIX the Fear index or the volatility index And this has been really crazy, but it's not as high as it was yesterday. Even though the market is back down to almost the same price as yesterday, this is not as high, which shows a little bit of a divergence. Thanks. Yeah, similar.

I'm obviously similar because they're derivative of T VIX and derivative of the fix, but this is just lower price. Yeah, Anyways, I'll be back at it tomorrow. Hopefully we see some nice momentum out of the gate so I can build a cushion and keep it in my pocket so you know if I continue to trade. I can continue to make a little bit more without risking having a big drawdown and get back all of my gains because that's that.

Can feel really kind of tomorrow. So happy to be just finishing Stay in the Green for the third consecutive day. All right, that's it for me. I'll see you guys first thing tomorrow morning everyone! Hey, it's me again.

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