Feedback from Kunal: 2nd entry was bad. There was a huge dump in the morning and it had already gotten all the way back up. I took it at the 5th flag (at which it hadn't rested)
Execution detail:
Date/time | Symbol | Side | Price | Position |
---|---|---|---|---|
2013-12-06 11:37:21 | AMBA | buy | $24.130 | long |
2013-12-06 12:06:17 | AMBA | sell | $24.370 | long |
2013-12-06 12:51:06 | AMBA | sell | $24.640 | long |
2013-12-06 13:35:31 | AMBA | buy | $24.750 | long |
2013-12-06 13:52:00 | AMBA | sell | $24.839 | long |
2013-12-06 14:14:49 | AMBA | sell | $24.830 | long |
2013-12-06 14:22:34 | AMBA | sell | $24.810 | 0 |
True, but as Dr. Menaker says, you can't get caught up on playing perfectly. I reviewed this trade with Kunal and he said that my entry was good and my scale out was great.
The bigger problem here was my second entry. Too extended there.
I agree. Your not going to catch them perfectly every time, but what gave you confidence to enter there even though you knew you miss the flag break entry?
Market and tech sector were bouncing. Also, AMBA was in accumulation. Finally, 25 cent risk with a potential run to $24.80 seemed OK. You're right though, that first entry would've given me an additional $40
Great scaling. I know on entries you've been working on waiting for confirmation.The flag was under $24 and the confirm was right above. I agree w/ Dr. Menaker as there's no perfect play, and would add to that, consistent growth comes from continuing to refine the process. Looking good buddy.
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Chase the entry. $24 should have been your first entry.