December 18, 2025 In the early morning of December 18, 2025, I purchased 33 shares of VSH at $14.70. Starting with $489 in cash, I set a profit-taking target of $15.15 in this U.S. stock day trading journal.
🕒 Trade Timing At 1:20 AM on December 18, I jumped back into day trading after a long break. My available cash was $489, and I chose VSH—a stock I’ve been watching for a while.
💵 Buying Process (VSH Day Trade) VSH had previously climbed above $15, but today it dipped below $14.80. I placed a limit order at $14.70, and finally succeeded in buying 33 shares. Even a small trade like this feels meaningful as a fresh start.
🎯 Trading Goal The goal is simple: value for money! Buy a low-priced stock and “earn even a single cent” to steadily grow my dollar cash balance. I believe that consistently recording small profits will become a major asset in the long run.
- Mental composure: The belief that “it’ll rise someday” helps prevent panic selling and impulsive trades.
- Low average cost: Since I bought near today’s low, even a slight rebound puts me ahead of others.
- Company value: As a 60-year-old component manufacturer, it’s unlikely VSH will stay at the bottom forever.
🤔 Half-baked Conclusion My profit target is $15.15. If it doesn’t sell today, maybe tomorrow—or someday. Either way, I trust VSH is a solid company, so I’m at ease. If the plan doesn’t work out quickly, I’ll just collect dividends. Hahahaha.