The Tiny Trader — a weekly trading journal
Trade. Learn. Repeat.
The future of learning to trade — one honest week at a time.
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Honest numbers.
+7.20%
$10,000 → $10,720
Every statistic on this site derives from individually logged trades. No manual math, no cherry-picking.
Win rate.
58%
18 / 31 trades green
Wins only count when the process was followed. Green trades with bad process get called out in the journal.
Risk, managed.
1.62
profit factor · max drawdown -0.88%
Fixed-risk position sizing on every trade. A written reason logged before every entry.
Every trade logged.
31
trades on record
Symbol, side and P&L for every position — losses included, especially losses.
source: journal.json
Week after week.
5
weeks logged · latest W5
One entry every week, written the weekend it happened. Consistency is the whole strategy.
Built by hand.
Designed and coded from scratch by Eilon Behiri, a high-school student. No templates, no site builders.
Next.js 14 · TypeScript · Tailwind · Framer Motion · GSAP
One hundred percent honest.
All trades are simulated paper trades and every figure is hypothetical. This is education and self-accountability — not financial advice.
01 — The numbers
The ledger.
Total return
+0.00%
$10,000 → $10,720
Win rate
0%
18 of 31 trades green
Trades
0
across 5 weeks
Profit factor
0.00
gross win ÷ gross loss
Equity curve
$10,000 → $10,720+7.20%
Weekly P&L
body = net · wick = intraweek high/low
Max drawdown −0.88%Avg week +1.42%Best W5 +3.52%Worst W2 −0.88%Source: journal.json
02 — One week, one entry
The journal.
Week 5 · Jun 9 – Jun 13, 2026
Patience finally paid
The biggest lesson this week wasn't a setup — it was waiting. I marked my levels Sunday night and refused to touch anything that didn't reach them. Two of them lined up with a strong market and both ran for multiples of my risk.
Week 4 · Jun 2 – Jun 6, 2026
Chopped up by a quiet tape
Low-volatility week and I forced trades that weren't there. Small net loss, but a clear pattern: I lose when the market is slow and I get bored.
Week 3 · May 26 – May 30, 2026
Best setup of the month
A clean trend day on Thursday made the week. Rode one position with a trailing stop instead of grabbing a quick profit — first time that actually worked.
Week 2 · May 19 – May 23, 2026
First losing week, first real lesson
Gave back most of week one. Overtraded on Tuesday after a loss and revenge-traded my way to a red day. Painful but useful.
Week 1 · May 12 – May 16, 2026
Week one: keeping it small
First week of the journal. Traded tiny size on purpose just to build the habit of logging every position and following my plan.
03 — Why it exists
Why I keep this.
I started trading the way most people do — impulsively, with no record of what worked. This journal is my fix for that. Every week I write down my trades and my thinking, so I'm accountable to the one person who can actually make me better: future me.
- Fixed-risk position sizing on every trade
- A written reason logged before every entry
- Honest weekly reviews — losses included
— Eilon Behiri
A quick disclaimer
Everything here is for education and self-improvement. All trades are simulated paper trades and all figures are hypothetical. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Trading involves real risk — do your own research.