Trades missed:
- Should have Sold CRDO at $171/ share at market open - Did not sell, push up stop loss - when price moved up in first 1 or 2 minutes
- NTAP - 10% down before market opened, but it rebounded after market opened - Earning is good. 10% gain
- AVGO - Rebound - bottom - Stop loss is too close and then 100 share purchased and then cut loss at $75
- AVGO - waited until demand box showed up, 100 share purchase - but was not patient and then sold with $50 dollars again - This rebound went up to $12/ share, I missed $1200 dollars gain
- Turn on the template EMA 5 yellow color, check EMA 5, 9, 21 on AVGO rebound, and do not stop loss if 5 min chart shows normal, above EMA 9, EMA 21 after demand box showed up
- ORCL stock - bought rebound from ORCL support EMA 21 - $129 - 300 shares with $300 gain, but I should hold those position and then build gain over $1000 to $2000, and then hold for another two days - $6000 dollars gain
- MDB stock - gain - loss on the gain $100
- MDB stock - gain $200 dollars
- Stay patient, my balance can be up to $68,000 US dollars, so no need to rush, and AVGO can hold up to whole day 100 shares, and then I can still work on others
- Look into AVGO 100 shares purchase today - It is better to wait the demand box showed up - Reduce risk
- After strong demand box - there is another demand box at $351
- Add an indicator to one screen only - 25 indicator template - consolidation indicator ?
- Learn how to compare the trades - AVGO swing trade vs CRDO, choose a better one with more confidence - More work - Do not watch every minute - Learn to monitor the chart once a while - 30 minutes or so
- Review AVGO 5 min chart
- TSLA stock - went up 6% - No action
- ORCL stock - Very volatile - strong uptrend momentum - 2 days in the row - Missed profit
- Think about more carefully
- When to decide to switch to 5 min charts on AVGO - monitor the chart and then set 5 min chart once demand box showed up, and the trade is setup, and then watch 5 min chart - 3%
- Compare to AVGO stock vs ORCL stock gain today, which one is more safe and less risk
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