Learn small-cap trading
the honest way.
Free lessons from your first chart to your first real trade, independent broker reviews, and a journal that shows you where your money actually goes.
Equity curve Aug 3 – Aug 28
By hour
August daily result
By setup tag
Independent reviews of the brokers and tools small-cap traders actually use
Everything you need before your first trade.
A free course, in the right order
48 lessons that build on each other, from what a stock is to reviewing your own trades. No paywall, no email required.
Is the market open?
Words, explained
Read the lesson
The tools traders actually use
Independent reviews of scanners, charting platforms, news feeds and trade journals, so you know what's worth paying for.
Just the skills.
Greenwick teaches you to find and judge trades yourself. If anyone promises you profits, here's how to spot the scam.
Learn it. Practice it. Then trade it.
- 01
Learn the basics
Short lessons in plain English, in the order you need them. Charts, orders, halts and risk.
- 02
Practice with fake money
Plan the entry, the stop and the target before you click. Mistakes are free in a simulator.
- 03
Review every trade
Tag your setups and let the numbers show you what to keep and what to cut.
Your memory lies about your trading. Your data doesn't.
Import your broker's export and see your results by setup, hour, weekday and share price. It shows your own numbers. It won't make you profitable.
- Runs offline in your browser · nothing is uploaded, no account
- Imports CSV or Excel · columns matched for you
- Win rate, expectancy, drawdown, R · plus notes and tags on every trade
Pay once, keep it. No monthly bill, no account, and your trade history never leaves your computer.
- Offline, in your browser
- CSV or Excel import
- 14-day refund
| Pay onceGreenwick Journal | Tradervue | Edgewonk | TraderSync | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $49.99 once | Free (30 trades/mo), or $29.95–$49.95/mo | $197/yr | $29.95–$79.95/mo list price |
| Payment | One-time | Subscription | Yearly subscription | Subscription |
| Works offline | Yes | No, web app | No, web app | No, web and mobile app |
| Your data lives | On your computer | Their servers | Their servers | Their servers |
| Account needed | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Broker import | CSV or Excel you export | File import and broker sync | Automated imports | File import and auto-sync |
| Setup tags | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| P&L calendar | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| MFE / MAE | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
From each company's own site, checked 25 September 2026. TraderSync often shows sale prices below list; list prices are used. Greenwick built this journal, so weigh the comparison accordingly. Full comparison
Most broker lists are written for investors.
They rank retirement accounts and research reports. Greenwick's reviews answer the questions that matter when you trade small caps.
- Short locates for small caps
- Advanced hotkeys and custom Level 2
- Free on limit orders
- Direct-market execution
- Route selection (NASDAQ, ARCA, EDGX)
- Dedicated short locate desk
- $0 commission on U.S. and Canadian stocks
- Level 2 data available (IQ Edge)
- $0 minimum
Ratings and fees from Greenwick's reviews; check each broker's site for current terms. Which brokers accept you depends on your country. We may earn a commission if you open an account, at no cost to you. Affiliate disclosure
Pick a lesson. Any lesson.
How to choose the right stock to trade
Read lesson 02StrategyThe gap and go momentum strategy
Read lesson 03StrategyBull flags and the first pullback
Read lesson 04Market rulesHalts, circuit breakers and SSR
Read lesson 05FundamentalsFloat, share structure and dilution
Read lesson 06ExecutionOrder routing and Level 2
Read lesson 07PsychologyFear, greed and tilt
Read lesson 08ReviewThe weekly review: turning data into an edge
Read lessonStraight answers.
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It's free, it takes a few minutes, and it's the lesson every trader wishes they'd read first.
Educational content only, not financial advice. Day trading is high risk and you can lose more than you deposit.