A tool, not advice

It shows sourced, dated facts like float, dilution, SEC filings and historical gaps. It also computes what you ask it to compute: position sizes, entry, stop and TP levels from your own thresholds, and statistics on your own criteria and your own trades. Think of a spreadsheet or a calculator: the numbers come out of the inputs you put in.

It gives no recommendation, no signal to act on, no price target and no personalized advice. We do not know your situation, your capital or your risk tolerance. FloatVerify is not a broker, not a portfolio manager and not a registered investment adviser (SEC, AMF or otherwise). Using it creates no advisory relationship.

Every statistic, win rate or backtest shown here is a fact about the past. Samples are often small, and simulations are hypothetical: simulated fills, no fees, no slippage. Past results never guarantee future results. A strategy that worked for a year can stop working tomorrow.

These tools are software, and software can contain bugs, data errors or delays. Verify any important number before acting on it. We are not responsible for decisions taken on top of a wrong number.

Trading small caps carries a high risk of loss, up to your entire capital. Short selling can lose more than your capital. Every decision you make with these tools is yours alone. If you are unsure, consult a licensed professional.