With points positive and only 530. dollars to the bottom line,
my first impression is that you are trading a style that is too commission intensive. You are paying 81% of your profits towards commissions with the figures that you listed.
The best and most long term profitable styles are one that you find yourself paying only about 8-10% on average in commissions.
I am not one to teach necessarily, but it seems to me that you need to let you winners run a bit more. Most commission intensive trading is commonly known as scalping. IMHO unless you are trading larger lots or shares like Seanote, then you are bound to spend all your profits on commissions.
Are you tracking the size of your average winner vs. the size of you average loser? Also, are you tracking how many days you are profitable before commissions vs. net loss after commissions? Also, what is your net profit including commissions per each trade you have placed. Include both the winners and the losers.
Now, you shouldn't dwell on these figures when trading, but they can help you determine the weak spots in your over all "WRITTEN" game plan. (you do have one don't you) Are you following it to the tee?
Not trying to knock you, just my two cents on you last post.
Sean