All right. Well, I'll do my recap here for today. We'll go over the trades I took this morning I traded three stocks, green on two out of three, finishing at five thousand six hundred seventy eight dollars and 24 cents which is a great day. A nice finish to the month.

last week was good, this week was good. uh I had one bad week of the month and unfortunately that set me back a little bit. but I'll do a month in review in another episode. So anyways, uh this morning Cdio was the one that I did the best on and I did trade it quite a bit.

So my first trade. My first trades of the day actually though, were on Rner and this was at about 8 A.M So our Nar uh, this one at the time was the leading Gapper. It was up about 60 percent and it had a pretty nice squeeze you could see here at 7am. well first at 705 and then again it's 7 40 and then right here at eight.

I Took this trade right here on the break through the flat top just before 8 am. we hit a high of 829 and it pulled back. It ended up pulling back quite a bit. but on that trade right there I was able to make about 898 dollars.

that was. That put me in the green that put me on the leaderboard today and I was like all right, that's not bad so that was my um, right there. That was my first trade of the day. it I looked at this uh as it was leading gapper there was ascending resistance here.

uh but it came up and on the one minute chart it tapped that level and did a little pullback which is a cup and handle formation. So then my entry on it was right here at 790 and then I added at 8 12 and 809 and we ended up getting that nice move there up to 826. hit a high of 834 so that was pretty good I was happy with that. All right.

So first trade of the day in the green on the leaderboard. not bad. Second trade of the day Cdio and my first entry was it 2.33 10 000 shares. actually let's see 6 12 actually 13 000 shares was the first trade.

so I got in at 233 and that was right on this candles it was pulling away right here so got in uh dipped down I thought it was gonna reject but it came right back up. got in and we got squeeze up to 2 45. then a red candle rejection and when it came back up and reclaimed that candle I got back in at 2 45 for the Breakthrough 250. move up to 260.

micro pullback squeeze up to 280. micro pullback sells off a bit more inverted head and shoulders right here. Break of 280 gave a squeeze up to three. One minute pullback here I Was a little unsure about it in this area I thought it was extended the level 2 was very thickly traded.

it was churning a lot. Broke three goes up to a high of 329, pulls back, pops up here and then I got a really nice trade right here at the open. Well this was just before the open it was 9.25 but it rips right back up to the high and I was like as I saw that ripping I got in I started adding 3 000 shares at a time. Three, six, nine, twelve fifteen up to 17 000 shares and on that trade uh we got I was adding as it was going higher, hit a high first of 347 then rips through 350 goes all the way up to 395.

I sold too soon. but in any case, uh, that put me up over 5 000 on the day we gotta pull back a pop-up a dip a little red to Green move here which I traded but it then was kind of a nasty rejection. we could look at that on a 10 second chart that was right here it came up I was looking for the Breakthrough 72 which I thought if we broke that pivot. but we already had one rejection here and maybe another here and this was a big one.

So after that I was like nope I'm not trusting it anymore and I'm done. I'm happy with where I sit on the day. Uh, this is. you know it's always a challenge to know when to walk away.

There are certainly times where I feel like I'm leaving a lot of money on the table. but uh, you know. on the other hand, walking away early I think is a is a decent strategy, especially if you can try to get in early, get consistent, get green, and then get out. And you know what you might be leaving money on a table.

But if you're walking away fairly consistently green, I think you're doing something right. And maybe part of that is, um, you know just the ability to walk away before you get emotionally activated and start to get worked up. So uh, anyways, um, you know that's that. That's my day.

it's This is a very brief recap: Not a lot to cover, but that was Cdio. I Took one trade on S-i-n-t at 289 290, popped up to a high of 296. There were some sellers hit the bid, sold that for a loss 200 157 dollars. So anyways, uh, that's it for me and I'll be back at it tomorrow.

All right. So uh, this wraps up the month of February it's been. uh, overall I mean I guess a good month. You know it's certainly a green month for me, but I had a tricky middle of the month where I had five consecutive red days.

So I certainly could have done without that. Um, I the month would be in much better shape if I hadn't had those five red days. But you know the part of trading. you're gonna have red days and I had five of them in a row.

So hopefully I paid my dues on red days for a little bit and I can be back on a green stretch. And in any case, I had a good week last week. I had a great day on Friday with eighteen thousand dollars of profit and uh, today, you know, five thousand, Six hundred plus three thousand Yesterday, those two days add another eight thousand uh to the monthly goal or to the monthly, uh, total profit. So anyways, I'll do another episode going over a month of February But for right now just gonna shut it down, call it a day and be back at it tomorrow.

March 1st All right I'll see you all in the morning. Thanks for tuning in! a reminder as always that trading is risky. Our results are not typical. There's no guarantee you'll find success whether you're trading your own.

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