Daily Analysis

🟒 P&L: +$30.60 December 17, 2025 Trades

Great sleep last night (7h 42m) β€” emotional control was much easier. Progress still feels like 11 steps forward, 4 back, but today was 2.5 steps forward. Small size, no hero trades, stayed in control in a choppy market.

Accuracy: 66.67%

Trade 1 β€” MBRX

  • 08:33:19 β€” Buy 40 @ 5.95

  • 08:33:19 β€” Buy 10 @ 5.94

  • 08:33:28 β€” Sell 50 @ 6.38

 

Trade 2 β€” MBRX

  • 08:35:48 β€” Buy 5 @ 5.81

  • 08:36:22 β€” Sell 5 @ 5.60

Trade 3 β€” PCSA

  • 09:00:46 β€” Buy 5 @ 5.00

  • 09:00:54 β€” Sell 5 @ 7.12

Trade 4 β€” ISPO

  • 09:04:55 β€” Buy 5 @ 3.84

  • 09:05:16 β€” Sell 5 @ 3.68

 

Trade 5 β€” ISPO

  • 09:05:45 β€” Buy 5 @ 3.70

  • 09:06:08 β€” Sell 5 @ 3.71

Trade 6 β€” ISPO

  • 09:09:07 β€” Buy 5 @ 4.00

Trade Breakdown

🟒 MBRX β€” Best Trade of the Day

Execution:

  • Bought in the mid-$5.90s

  • Sold into strength around $6.38

  • Took a small re-entry later for 5x less shares, and gave small portion back.Β  Was a tester to feel the rest of it out.... was done. Moved on.

Takeaway:
The first trade was clean. I took profits into strength and didn’t overstay the move.
The second entry wasn’t necessary β€” a reminder that one good trade is often enough.... but I tried it with 5x less shares...

Still, MBRX did exactly what I needed it to do today: start the day green without stress.


🟒 PCSA β€” Simple and Clean

Execution:

  • Entry around $5

  • Exit near $7.12

Takeaway:
This was a textbook momentum trade. No overthinking, no extra clicks, no drama. Saw it running quick after the halt, was watching carefully, and got the excitement spike for a quick $2 per share scalp. took it with only 5 shares because was high risk. Dropped fast.
I took the move and walked away.


🟑 ISPO β€” Chop, Then Discipline

Execution:

  • Early entry resulted in a small loss

  • Multiple small trades as price chopped

  • Later pop allowed me to scratch back toward flat

Takeaway:
ISPO never really cleaned up. The key difference today versus past versions of myself is what I didn’t do:

  • I didn’t size up

  • I didn’t revenge trade

  • I didn’t force continuation

Old habits would have turned this into a spiral. Today, it stayed contained.

That’s progress.

Market Context

The morning offered a few small-cap movers, but overall price action felt selective and choppy. There were opportunities, but they required precision. This wasn’t a day to press size or force continuation.

That framing mattered.

Execution Notes

What I Did Well

  • Traded small

  • Took profits quickly

  • Cut losses fast

  • Didn’t chase

  • Stayed emotionally regulated

What I Can Improve

  • Fewer re-entries after a solid win

  • Recognize earlier when a name is informational, not actionable


Final Reflection

Days like this matter more than big P&L days.

This was:

  • Controlled

  • Intentional

  • Calm

No adrenaline. No regret. No damage.

That’s the version of trading I’m trying to repeat.

Scorecard

Discipline: A
Execution: B+
Patience: B
Risk Management: A
Emotional Control: A

Overall: Aβˆ’

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MGK

I’m MGK, and at my core I’m an entrepreneur. I’ve built and operated businesses across several sectors over the years β€” from technology to payments to AI-driven platforms. I love building things, solving problems, and creating systems that make life or business a little easier.

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