For the new generation of day traders
The PDT rule changes June 4. You’ll be able to day trade with $2,000.
When the $25K minimum disappears, you’ll need a scanner built for small accounts. Be ready.
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Three things a small-cap scanner should do
What competitors flatten or bury, PureTrace makes first-class.
Size without guessing the float
Float verified against SEC filings. The number you see is the number on file.
The catalyst behind the small-cap, in one click
Catalyst headlines inline. The 'why' is one click, not a tab switch.
$49.95 a month. One plan. No tier upsells.
One thing, done well: small-cap momentum with the catalyst behind it. Your broker has the chart. Your account stays your account.
From the founder
Built by a trader who couldn’t meet the PDT rule either.
I started day trading with a few thousand dollars. PDT meant I couldn't trade from a US broker, so I went offshore. I lost about ten thousand dollars before I learned what I was doing.
I was also paying $197 a month for a scanner. On a small account that is roughly six percent gone before the market opens. The float data was wrong often enough to be dangerous on a $2 stock running 80%.
So I built PureTrace. Three scanners. SEC-verified float. Catalyst inline. One plan, $49.95.
The PDT rule changes June 4. This is the scanner I wish I had back then.
The PDT rule changes June 4. The small-cap scanner is ready.
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