🟢 P&L: +$8.79 — December 12, 2025 Trades

KPLT — 5 Trades | Best Ticker of the Day

Early Premarket Attempts (Small / Mixed)

• B 8.94 (1) / B 8.95 (2) / B 8.95 (2) → S 9.20 (5)

• B 9.55 (5) → S 9.45 (5)

• B 8.67 (5) → S 8.73 (5)

Small scalps, some stalls, cut quickly.

⭐ Full-Size Trade — Curl / Pivot Break (A-Trade)

• B 7.68 (50) → S 7.99 (50) → +$15.50

Clean structure, clear curl, pivot break confirmed.
Sized up with conviction, took profits without hesitation.

Late Small Exit

• B 9.49 (5) → S 9.66 (5 split: 3 + 2)

Lesson:
Waited for confirmation, sized up only when structure was clear.
This trade carried the day and was executed exactly to plan.

JZXN — 6 Trades | Overtraded / Backside

Entries & Exits

• B 6.85 (5) → S 6.98 (5)

• B 8.22 (5) → S 8.85 (5)

• B 10.67 (5) → S 10.69 (5)

• B 10.75 (5) → S 10.26 (5)

• B 8.35 (5) → S 8.11 (5)

• B 8.18 (5) → S 8.01 (5)

Some good pushes, some late entries, too much backside activity.

Net: -$0.60

Lesson:
Frustration crept in. Micro size prevented damage, but this ticker didn’t deserve this much attention.

VVPR — 1 Trade | Averaging Down Experiment (Failed)

Entries & Exit

• B 3.03 (10)

• B 3.02 (5)

• B 2.99 (5)

• B 3.20 (5)
  → S 2.73 (25) → -$8.10

I intentionally experimented with averaging down on what I expected to be a curl back up.
I wasn’t confident, so I kept size small — but still gave it a try.

This turned out to be a textbook example of why averaging down is a recipe for disaster in these names.
The curl never came, and the trade became management instead of execution.

I’m grateful this was an inexpensive lesson that reinforced a rule I already know:

If I’m not confident, I shouldn’t be adding — I should be exiting.

NIVF — 1 Trade | Quick Pop

• B 1.60 (5) → S 1.615 (5) → +$0.08

Quick in, quick out. No attachment.