
Day 1 : Building a Watchlist and explaining the strategy
Day 2 : $PLTR Trade Idea
Day 3: Buying $HOOD
Day 4: Up 5% on $HOOD
Day 5: Entered $UA Trade
Day 6: Trading In Puerto Rico
Day 7: Introducing Beacon
Day 8: S&P 500 Record Highs
Day 9: Robinhood Makes Moves Into Crypto
Day 10: Roaring Kitty Meows
Day 11: $GME Trade Idea
Check out how I’m using TraderSync to track my trades for this account

Red Market Changes Stop Losses
I had two stop loss options for $UA. I could use a 4H candle close below $6.63 as a stop loss, or the original stop loss of $6.17
I also had two stop loss options for $SYM. The less risky one of $35.81, and the original one of $34.17.
Today I decided to use the riskier stop losses of $6.17 for $UA and $34.17 for $SYM. the reason is because the whole market was red today. I was okay putting myself up to more risk with the larger stop losses today, as it made sense my positions were red due to the market dip. Tomorrow is a different day though, and I will reassess my stop losses depending on today's close, and tomorrows open. What you all personally use for stop losses for these plays if you decided to take them should be 110% based on your personal risk tolerance, schedule, and goals.
Remember this strategy is all about making decisions and sticking to them. It shouldn’t be stressful. If you find yourself getting stressed then write down in a journal what is stressing you out and why. This way you can find patterns, as well as be aware of your stress so you can mange it. If today’s red market is stressing you out about our plays, then…
1) set a plan for your stop losses
2) set price alert levels on your broker or stop loss orders so you don’t miss your stop out levels.
3) Relax… You DON’T need to stare at the charts or stress. If the price hits your stop loss then your price alert will let you know, or your stop loss will execute. If that happens it’s okay. We used position size management and our stop loss levels to make sure we aren’t risking a loss of more than 1% of our portfolio. The only way this could become stressful or a “failed trade” is if we to over-allocated into the stock or don’t follow our stop losses.

$NIO Trade Entry
Today we entered $NIO at $4.46. We were waiting for a 1H Candle close above $4.40. That happened today, I set a few limit orders to try to get a lower entry than the current price, but the price kept rising so I eventually market ordered in with 6 shares.
$500 Account Update
Right now we are still up over $5 on this slow moving account.
