
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
Day 12: $NIO Trade Entry
Day 13: Taking Profits In $HOOD
Day 14: Stopping Out Of $UA
Day 15: Stopping Out Of Everything
Day 16: No FOMO
Day 17: 6 New Trade Ideas
Day 18: Entering $ACB Trade
Day 19: DXY Tells Us To Stay Out Of The Market

FOMO Kills Portfolio's: Ditch the "Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda" With Data-Driven Trading
The $500 account challenge rolls on! Today, we're tackling a common trading pitfall: the emotional rollercoaster of "shoulda, coulda, woulda."
Let's face it, dwelling on missed opportunities or micromanaging trades leads to clouded judgment and missed future wins. Instead, in this challenge we will focus on a data-driven approach using TraderSync.
Sticking to the Plan: Every entry and exit is documented, good or bad. This removes emotions from the equation and creates a clear record of our strategy in action.
Taking Notes: TraderSync lets us capture our gut feelings and observations for each trade. Did the market behave as expected? Were there any surprises?
Learning from Every Move: By analyzing our trade data, we can identify patterns and refine our strategy over time. We can see which decisions worked and which ones need adjusting.

- $ACB Aurora Cannabis we stopped out for a $3.86 loss at $5.26, but as you can see we would be down an additional $4.08 right now had we not stopped out. We followed the plan, and even though it didn't work out BECAUSE we followd the plan I am able to take notes on this trade to build stats to see what does and doesn't work for me personally when it comes to trading this specific strategy. I wouldn't be able to have that data had I strayed from the plan, because the only relevant data to the plan are trades where the plan was followed. For this trade one thing I will be putting in TraderSync is that my gut instinct was to not enter this trade due to the earnings drop. I can then see in the future how many trades would have worked out had I went with my gut instinct, and incorporate that into the plan modifications.

- $SYM Symbiotic Inc we entered according to plan, I stopped out a little late because I broke one of my rules, and put that in my TraderSync notes. That mistake cost me only $0.35 as I was still able to stop out before any real damage was done, so this was a good learning lesson. Overall this was a $3.34 loss... Had we not stopped out we would have been down an additional $5.40
- $UA Under Armour we entered as per the original plan. We ended up stopping out earlier than the original plan at $6.55 after reassesing the trade/market. We had a loss of $2.35 on this one. Had we kept holding (we never hit our original stop loss), we would be up $0.05 currently from our entry
- $HOOD Robinhood We entered and exited at our planned areas. If we didn't take profits we would have missed out on $8.40 in profits
- $NIO NiSource Inc We entered as per the plan, and exited early after analyzing the trade/market. We lost $0.86 on this trade. Had we held on we would still be down but only $.38
So all in all we missed out on $2.88 but saved ourselves from $17.88 in losses and missed profits had we HODLed

Focus on following the plan, taking data-driven notes, and learning from every trade. TraderSync is a powerful tool that helps us ditch the "shoulda, coulda, woulda" mentality and build a successful trading strategy based on cold, hard data. We may miss out on a few wins here and there, but we'll avoid emotional decisions that can lead to disaster!
$CCL Close To Entry
We had a 4H Close above $16.24 today. We had a few 4H candle closes earlier this morning, but those were during Pre-Market, not during regular trading hours, so didn't trigger our entry criteria.
I have set a Limit Order buy for $16.24 as per our entry plan for $CCL
