Daily Trading Report — 2025-12-01

AHMA was the name of the day, and it was a wild ride. I started with a long entry at 10.64, looking for a washout long setup after a sharp drop. The price action initially seemed promising, but it quickly turned against me. My best exit was at 8.90, with an average exit of 8.88, resulting in a loss of $2,148. The stock had a hard time holding above VWAP, which led to sellers showing heavy pressure throughout that move.

I jumped back in with another long at 9.39, hoping to catch a bull flag, but that didn’t work out either. I exited at 8.88, for a loss of $499. The tape was choppy, and AHMA simply couldn’t find its footing. It was a frustrating sequence, with buyers failing to show conviction.

After that, I had a solid washout long entry at 9.83, where I got in at 10.54. This time, the tape shifted, and I was able to exit at 12.23, netting a gain of $1,200. The stock finally showed strength, holding above the 1m9 level, and it felt like the momentum was finally on my side.

I took another washout long at 11.95 after a brief pullback, and it turned out to be a smaller win, with an exit at 12.36 for $350. It was nice to see the follow-through after the earlier struggles.

However, I got caught again trying to hold a long at 12.42, and it ended badly with a loss of $969. I saw the bids weakening, and despite the earlier strength, it became clear that sellers were aggressive, and I had to cut my losses.

I switched gears and tried a short at 10.40 but ended up losing $505. It was a scalp trade, and the stock quickly reversed on me. I had a better short at 10.82, where I got a gain of $620 as it fell to 10.20. The rejection was strong, and it felt like the right move as sellers were aggressive at that level.

Later in the morning, I saw some action in QTTB. I took a long at 5.67 and exited at 5.82 for a gain of $442. It was a quick scalp, but the volume was there, and the stock was moving well.

Back to AHMA, I tried another short at 9.89 but lost $630. The tape was still choppy, and it just didn’t hold. I also took a quick scalp short at 11.58, but that didn’t work out either, resulting in another loss of $1,300.

After some back and forth, I found some success with FLYE. I took a washout long at 10.39, and it paid off with a gain of $408. The stock was holding up well to the buying pressure, and I was able to exit at 10.78.

The action continued with several trades in FLYE, which seemed to be the stronger name of the morning. I took a long at 12.05, exiting at 12.47 for a $506 gain, and another long at 13.50, which resulted in a loss of $1,198 as it faded too quickly.

Despite the challenges, FLYE provided some relief with a $602 gain on a washout long at 13.50. It was a good reminder that there are always opportunities if you can navigate through the noise.

What I did well: I managed to cut losses quickly on several trades.
What I did poorly: I struggled to read the tape on AHMA, leading to multiple losses.
Trading grade: C+ — I had some good reads but failed to capitalize on them consistently.

Tomorrow’s a new day, and I’ll be looking to refine my entries.

Trade charts

Selected notable trades (by P&L) with time-of-day vs price (entry → exit).

FLYE 11:54:39 – 11:55:04 — P&L $-1007.39

FLYE 11:51:20 – 11:51:41 — P&L $-1198.10

AHMA 09:54:43 – 10:05:00 — P&L $-1300.20

AHMA 08:51:20 – 08:58:50 — P&L $+1200.15

AHMA 08:39:56 – 08:41:02 — P&L $-2147.66