Daily journal

Nothing happened today — the account stayed flat at $90,069.74. It scanned 220 stocks and only found one that looked good enough, but that one, AVB, had jumped 168.8% overnight so it got skipped as too risky to trust. No buying, no selling — it just held onto what it already had.

Today the account stayed flat at $90,069.74, right where it closed before. The system scanned 220 stocks and only found one worth buying, but it skipped that one because the price had jumped 168.8% overnight, which isn't normal trading and too risky to trust. So no buying or selling happened — it just held onto what it already had.

Nothing happened with the money today — it ended at $90,069.74, same as it started. The scanner looked at 220 stocks and only found one worth considering, but that one, AVB, had jumped 168.8% overnight out of nowhere, so it got skipped instead of bought. No buying, no selling — just held onto what it already had.

Scanned 220 stocks today and only found 1 that looked good enough to buy, so the trader didn't make any trades — it just held what it already had. One stock called AVB was skipped because its price suddenly jumped 168.8% overnight, which looked too weird to trust. The account ended the day exactly where it started, at $90,069.74.

Nothing happened today — the account stayed flat. We checked 220 stocks, only one looked good enough, and even that one got skipped because its price jumped way too much overnight, so we just held what we already had.

Quiet day — the account sat right where it started at $90,069.74. You looked at 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but you skipped it (AVB) because its price had jumped way up overnight, which usually means something's off. Ended up not buying or selling anything, just held what you already had.

The account ended the day at $90,069.74, basically unchanged from where it started. It looked at 220 stocks and only found 1 worth watching, and it skipped AVB because its price jumped way up overnight, so it just sat tight and didn't buy or sell anything.

Your account ended the day at $90,069.74, basically unchanged from where it started. You checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but you passed on it (AVB) because its price had jumped way up overnight (168.8%), so you didn't buy or sell anything today.

Nothing happened today. Scanned 220 stocks, only one looked good enough, but it skipped AVB since it had jumped 168.8% overnight — too weird to trust. Ended the day flat at $90,069.74, no buying or selling.

Account held steady at $90,069.74 today, no change. It looked at 220 stocks and found one worth buying, but that one, AVB, had jumped 168.8% overnight, so it passed on it as too risky. No trades were made, it just kept what it already had.

Nothing happened today. The system looked at 220 names, found one that looked good, but skipped it because its price had already jumped way up overnight, so there was no safe way in. No buying, no selling — the account just sat still and ended the day exactly where it started, at $90,069.74.

Account ended the day at $90,069.74, flat from where it started. The system checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to buy, but it skipped that one (AVB) because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird to trust. So it made no trades today and just held onto what it already had.

Nothing really happened today — the account stayed flat at $90,069.74. The scan checked 220 stocks and found just one worth watching, but it got skipped because the price had jumped 168.8% overnight, which made it too risky to trust. No buying or selling happened, so it just held onto what it already had.

Monday was a quiet day — the account stayed flat at $90,069.74. It looked at 220 stocks and only one made the cut, but that was AVB, and it got skipped because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird to trust. So it just held everything as-is, no buying or selling.

Account closed at $90,069.74, flat for the day. Scanned 220 names and only found one worth a look, but AVB got skipped since it jumped 168.8% overnight — too wild to trust. Ended up making no trades and just holding everything as-is.

Not much happened today—the account was basically flat. You sold MU for a tiny gain since it had been held a month without really going anywhere, and you passed on AVB because it jumped way overnight, which looked too risky to chase.

Nothing much happened today. The scanner checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but it skipped buying AVB because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird to trust. So no buying or selling happened, and the account basically stayed flat, ending at $90,124.43.

Account closed basically flat today, down 0.02%, finishing at $90,082.13. Looked at 220 names and only 1 passed the filter — AVB — but that one got skipped because it jumped 168.8% overnight, so nothing got bought or sold today.

Monday wrapped up pretty much flat — the account closed at $90,101.38, basically unchanged for the day. Checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to buy, but it was skipped because it had jumped 168.8% overnight, which made it too risky to touch. No buying or selling happened, so the account just sat as it was.

Quiet day — nothing happened. You scanned 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but you skipped it because the price had jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird to trust. So you just held what you already had, and your account ended basically flat, down 0.02%.

Scanned 220 names today and only one looked good enough to buy, but it was AVB, which had jumped 168.8% overnight, so it got skipped. With nothing else worth doing, the account just sat tight with what it already had, ending the day basically flat at $90,132.56.

Account finished basically flat at $90,101.46. The scanner checked 220 names and only found 1 worth watching, but it skipped AVB because it jumped 168.8% overnight, which isn't a real price move you'd want to trade into. No buying or selling happened — it just held what it already had.

Scanned 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to buy, but that one — AVB — had jumped 168.8% overnight, so it got skipped since that kind of jump isn't trustworthy. Nothing else qualified, so no trades happened today; the account closed basically flat at $90,102.81, up a fraction of a percent.

Held everything and made no trades today — the account barely moved (down 0.03%, ending at $90,089.13). It looked at 220 stocks and only one passed the bar, but even that one, AVB, got skipped because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which looked too weird to trust.

It was a quiet day, and the account closed at $90,118.63, unchanged from the day before. The scan looked at 220 stocks and only one, AVB, made the cut, but it was skipped because its price had jumped 168.8% overnight. So nothing was bought or sold, and everything stayed as it was.

The account closed at $90,115.46, up 0.01%, so it was basically flat. Of the 220 names it scanned, one passed the bar, and it skipped AVB because AVB's price had moved 168.8% overnight. It made no buys and no sells and just held what it already had.

The account ended the day at $90,107.63, down 0.03%. It looked at 220 stocks and only one passed the checks, AVB, but it skipped that one because the price had moved 168.8% overnight. It made no buys or sells and just held what it already had.

Account ended the day basically flat, up 0.06% at $90,131. Out of 220 names checked, only one made the cut, and it wasn't good enough to buy. Sold WMB for a 5.28% loss after holding it 21 days without it turning around, and skipped AVB since it jumped 168.8% overnight.

Nothing much happened today. The system checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to consider, but it skipped that one (AVB) because its price jumped way up overnight in a way that looked off. No stocks were bought or sold, so the account just sat as-is and ended the day basically flat at $90,073.30.

Today was quiet — checked 220 names and only one looked good enough, but that one, AVB, jumped 168.8% overnight so it got passed over. No buying or selling happened, the account just sat where it was, ending the day at $90,058.52, barely up.

Quiet day — the account ended basically flat, up about 9 cents on every hundred dollars. Out of 220 stocks checked, only one looked good enough to consider, and it got skipped because its price jumped way overnight, so nothing was bought or sold and the account just held onto what it already had.

Ended the day down 0.48% at $89,933.17, nothing dramatic. Sold HOOD for a 5% loss after holding it three weeks without it turning around. WFC got closed out by the broker's own stop, and AVB got skipped because it jumped way too much overnight to touch. Scanned 220 names and only 1 looked good enough to act on.

Quiet day — checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but that one gapped up 168.8% overnight so it got skipped as too risky to chase. Nothing was bought or sold, so the account just sat at $90,354.47, basically flat (down 0.04%).

Monday closed at $90,375.59, down a tiny bit (−0.23%). Scanned 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to buy, but AVB got skipped because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which isn't something worth trusting. No buying or selling happened — it just held onto what it already had.

Friday was a quiet one — the account ended at $90,581.89, barely moved (+0.07%). We looked through 220 stocks and only found one worth considering, but that one, AVB, had jumped 168.8% overnight, so we passed on it as too risky to chase. No trades went in or out; we just held what we already had.

Account ended the day at $90,507.81, down 0.78%. Checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough, but it skipped that one too since it had jumped 168.8% overnight — too weird to trust. No buying or selling happened; it just held onto what it already owned.

The account finished the day down 1.13%, closing at $91,158.06. Out of 220 stocks checked, only three qualified, so more shares of MU and F were bought since both hit fresh 20-day highs and bounced back up off their average price, and both were already winning positions being added to. HUM got sold automatically when it hit its stop price but we don't have the result on record, and AVB was skipped because it jumped 168.8% overnight, which was too wild a move to trust.

Bought some AAPL after it hit a new 20-day high and bounced off its average—it's been a winner lately so the position was added to. Passed on AVB since it jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird a jump to trust. Account ended the day at $92,192.57, down 0.39%.

The account ended the day at $92,556.18, up a little bit from where it started. Wells Fargo got bought more since it hit a new high and bounced back up nicely, Altria got sold for a small gain after sitting around for a month without much happening, and Deere got sold for a good gain after just two days because it moved fast. One stock, AVB, got skipped because its price jumped way too much overnight to trust.

Wednesday was a quiet day — the account ended at $92,071.81, up 0.66%. It looked at 220 stocks and only one passed muster, but it skipped that one because the price jumped 168.8% overnight, which is too weird to trust. So no buying or selling happened, it just held onto what it already owned.

Account ended the day at $91,487.71, up half a percent. It bought Deere after the stock hit a fresh 20-day high and bounced off its average price line, and bought Williams Companies after it bounced off its average price line with momentum building but not yet overheated. It skipped AVB because the stock jumped a huge 168.8% overnight, which was too weird a move to trust.

Monday your account closed at $91,031.21, basically flat, down about 0.06% for the day. The system checked 220 stocks and found only one worth buying, but it skipped a stock called AVB because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which looked too weird to trust. In the end nothing was bought or sold — it just held onto what it already had.

Bought into NVDA and HUM after both broke out to fresh highs and bounced off their averages, and sold ETN for a loss after 21 days of it just not working out. NVDA's stop got triggered by the broker later, but that trade never made it into the records. Account ended the day down 0.99% at $91,088.08.

Today the account dipped a little, ending at $91,980.73, down 0.11% for the day. You sold MDLZ for a small gain after holding it 27 days without it really going anywhere. Out of 220 stocks checked, only one looked good enough to buy, but it got skipped because its price jumped 168.8% overnight, which looked too weird to trust.

Your account slipped a bit today, closing at $92,082.26, down 0.20%. You added more HOOD after it hit a new 20-day high and bounced off its 50-day average price. You also sold BA for an 11.36% loss and PSA for a small 0.60% gain since both had been held for weeks without working out, and skipped a trade in AVB because it jumped 168.8% overnight.

Not much happened today. Account dipped a little to $92,281.64, down 0.55% for the day. Checked 220 stocks and only one looked good enough to buy, but no trades actually went through — HAL got sold automatically for hitting its stop-loss point, and AVB got skipped because its price jumped way up overnight in a way that looked off.

Today the account slipped a tiny bit, down 0.07%, ending at $92,773.82. It checked 220 stocks and only 2 were good enough to consider, but it didn't buy or sell anything, so it just held onto what it already had. One stock, AVB, jumped 177.9% overnight and got skipped because a jump that big looked too risky to trust.

Checked 220 stocks today and only one looked good enough to buy: HAL, which hit a fresh 20-day high and bounced off its 50-day average, so we added to it. We also sold TJX for an 11.15% loss after holding it 21 days without it working out. The account ended basically flat, down 0.15% to $92,840.02.