u/Creepy-Series6827

I have been trading with a very small account of $100 for the past couple months learning and improving. Now finally I have been improving on bigger green days and smaller red days. This month I finally stop breaking even all the time and I hit my first milestone of reaching $200!

Just wanted to share this milestone, and hopefully start snowballing it to $300 and $400. Also my average trades made per-day are typically about 5 or 6.

This morning I entered a trade on VTAK, in this moment it hit a new daily high and started to show signs of momentum. I felt that I made a good entry and thought this was for sure going to keep rising, but 5min after I entered I just figured it was healthy consolidating and then BOOM it tanked.

I am mainly posting this to see if anyone noticed anything that may have signaled this kind of reversal, as I am always looking to improve and learn new things to pay attention to. pretty much after the first large red candle the ticker went on HALT and then dropped more. TIA!

I posted something like this yesterday and a lot of you guys were incredibly helpful with your responses. for this morning during Pre-market, i was trading ATLN. Once again though I missed the move and broke even. Then right when I got out because I was sure based on the pressure of the three red candles that it was going to tank further so I decided to get out to be safe, the whole thing took off.
I keep missing these moves and I just like to hear about what others are seeing and noticing so that I can improve more.

I only saw and had info up to the "OUT" red candle. sometimes people bring the candles after like I can see the future lol. Thanks in advanced!

Can someone help see if this move was just unlucky, or if it was predictable. I was following through with doing a micro pull back on SKYQ. I thought I was for sure early enough to catch the start of it boosting up after a pull back, then as soon as I entered I watch that red bar just dump....

Just looking for a little perspective so I learn what I missed.