I can see what you were thinking with PLTR: it crossed the VWAP, and then rejected it, looking like it might go lower. A reason to be hesitant about entry for me would have been the clear level of support that you can see around the open. Once the price made a double bottom, this was a bad sign for a short position and you could have exited earlier. You nailed your RIOT trade man, look at the volume increase once it starts to go up, very nice.

Good idea!! I definitely need to look over your notes again. Especially for ORBs!

The ORB pattern for NIO isn't terrible, It crosses VWAP, pulls back to VWAP, starts to drop lower...I'm assuming you took it short? I would not have entered this trade, but only based on the analytics I've been doing lately: Entries after 2 VWAP crosses are generally a bad idea. You also have quite a bit of choppiness/candle overlap around the VWAP which is not ideal when your wanting directional price action. Take a look at my 5min ORB strategy on my shared folder (still very much a work in progress). EBAY trade was good, Nice pattern. The first time you got stopped out just seems unlucky. The second time I think your stoploss was too tight. The price action for EBAY just seems a little bit deceptive. I've never looked at it before, I wonder how it normally trades?

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Since this was bumped up, I figured I'd throw mine in to the ring. I repurposed the Fibonacci tool. Newer versions of DAS allow you to go above 100%. So you'd click your stop (red) and drag to where your entry was (purple), it'll "cast" the R levels above it (green). I added it to a special button on my Logitech Gaming mouse so when I click and hold, I can drag it to project, and then release to make it go away. I found this a nice feature as it keeps the chart from becoming cluttered if you've done multiple trades on it. Settings attached: