The second opinion before you trade
For small-cap day traders who are tired of guessing. daysim is your second opinion before you click: the plan, the stop, the size, and how often that plan actually works out. The card below is live from today's board.
Free for 14 days, then $29 a month (or $249/yr), cancel in one click. Live during market hours; pre-market prices can run up to about 15 minutes behind.
Sound familiar?
Heart racing, chart moving, a chat room shouting. One bad call can undo a whole week. The problem is rarely the stock. It is making the decision with no plan, by yourself.
Now imagine
daysim reads the stock the way it is moving right now and builds a plan around it. You still make the call. You just do not make it blind.
Where the plan would get in, and the two places it would take profit.
Where it would get out if it is wrong, decided before you are in, not after.
How many shares fit your own risk rules, so one bad trade stays small. In dollars, before you click.
How often that plan ends in profit, and how often the stop is hit first. Some plans lose, and it says so.
Halts, dilution filings, reverse splits and pump profiles, flagged as no plan, high risk, however good the chart looks.
The plan and the odds keep re-running on the newest price, through pre-market and the whole session.
Proof, not promises
Every Morning board plan is graded at the close on the levels it printed, regular session only. Wins and misses, every day.
If the odds say 55% and the record says 40%, you will see it here. That is the point.
Real screens from the simulator. Pre-market shaded, the plan's levels drawn on the chart, and the band of where 10,000 versions of the rest of today went.


Loss if the stop hits is shown in dollars at your size. So is the gain at each target. Simulator, not advice.
Prices on the ladder are today's top runner on Radar when the scanner has run; the motion is an illustration of how the plan behaves, not a replay.
Candidates show the small caps whose volume is igniting right now, ranked, before they are on every list. Radar shows what is in play and why. News and SEC filings arrive tagged, with how the stock reacted. And every trading morning before the open, the morning board lists the pre-market runners with the plan and the odds for each.


Three movers from Radar, one at a time. Drag the slider to the chance you think each plan ends the day in profit, lock it in, then see what 10,000 simulated versions of that day said.
Small caps where a halt or a share sale can take the whole move back in minutes. Mid and large caps where the question is whether your account should be in the trade at all. One simulator for both.
Entry trigger, stop loss, take profit 1 and 2, position size from your own risk rules. Type any amount and see exactly what you lose if the stop hits and what you make if the first target hits.
Halts are detected on the chart and included in the odds. Active share-sale filings, reverse splits and pump profiles mean no plan, high risk, however good the chart looks.
Freeze any moment in the last week. See the exact plan the simulator would have shown then, and what happened next. Check it before you trust it.
Smooth candles or line, pre-market and after-hours marked, halt markers, drag to zoom. The tape read shows which phase of the run the stock is in. News and SEC filings on their own tab, each filing one tap from the original document.
Open it in the browser, add it to your home screen, and it runs full screen with live updates while the market is open. One account, every device, nothing to install.
Every trading morning before the open, the pre-market runners with the plan the simulator builds for each and how often that plan ends in profit, one tap from the full run. Interactive lessons, a Questions section that explains every number on screen, and a plain-language glossary.
A 55% plan loses 45 times in 100, and the losing ones can come five in a row with the odds still right. The simulator is honest about that on every screen.
Try it for 14 days at no charge. If it has not changed how you look at a chart by then, cancel in one click and you pay nothing.
No. daysim is a simulator that runs a statistical model on public price data and shows you the result. It does not know you, your finances or your goals, and it does not recommend that you buy or sell anything. Every decision and every order is yours. Read the Risk Disclosure before you trade.
Prices come from licensed market-data feeds. During regular hours they are real-time. Pre-market and after-hours they can run up to about 15 minutes behind and are sometimes thin. Filings come straight from the SEC, and headlines from the main press wires.
Rewind. Pick any past moment in the last week, see the plan the simulator would have shown, and compare it with what happened. Do that twenty times on stocks you know. The simulator also prints the chance the stop hits first on every plan, which anything trying to flatter you would hide.
It runs in your phone's browser and can be added to the home screen in one tap (Share, then Add to Home Screen on iPhone; Install on Android). It then opens full screen with its own icon, like an app, with nothing to download from a store. Live updates run while the market is open.
Yes. The News tab lists the latest headlines for the stock, flags the ones that mention an offering, warrants, a reverse split or a halt, and shows the company's SEC filings from the last 90 days with a link to each original document.
No. You sign in with your email and a six-digit code we send you, valid for ten minutes. There is no password to forget. Keep your email account secure, because whoever controls it controls your daysim account.
Your card is charged for the plan you picked on day 15. You get a reminder email three days before. Cancel from Settings at any point in the trial and nothing is charged. Cancel later and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Monthly plans can be cancelled any time and stop at the end of the period; we do not refund partial months. Yearly plans are refundable in full within 14 days of the first charge. The full Refund Policy is linked below.
Yes, and that is where it is most careful. Foreign filers often announce share sales as filings after the close. The simulator checks those filings on every run and flags them.
You still make the call. Just not blind. Free for 14 days, then $29 a month (or $249/yr), cancel in one click.