Define the goal of this session
Set the sample, rules, starting point, and interval before training.
Historical market training · Trade review · Strategy backtesting · Custom indicators · Local data
Focused on trading practice
review and strategy research
Zinuto helps you practice trading decisions with historical markets, review charts, simulated trades, and signals, and backtest strategies. Build custom indicators, import data, and organize notes. Local market data, training records, backtest results, indicators, and notes are stored on your computer.
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Advance one bar at a time
Practice trading decisions without knowing what comes next
Replay a randomly selected segment from local history. Read the chart, place simulated orders, and advance bar by bar; the session saves its chart state, orders, position, and progress for review.
Trade without knowing what comes next
Read the chart, use tools, and place simulated orders. Advance bar by bar, or undo a recent supported operation when needed.
Return to the saved session context
Review the saved chart state, simulated trades, and training settings available in the archive.
Choose the instrument and starting point
Use a fixed starting point
When you already know which market segment to practise
Choose the sample pool, instrument, starting anchor, period, and rules before entering the same chart-and-order workspace used by Free Replay.
Turn the chosen market context into a replay setup
Select the pool, instrument, anchor, period, and rules shown on the setup screen.
Repeat a matching setup, then compare the archived records
Matching settings can make sessions easier to compare, but one replay does not prove a strategy improvement.
Make a call against the clock
Use only the current chart
Make a directional call before time runs out
Use the current chart to choose long, short, or observe before time runs out. Then review the revealed move, response time, and score.
Set the intensity and rules first
Set the question count, timer, evaluation window, and strictness.
Do not wait for complete certainty; answer on time
Submit a direction before the countdown ends.
Measure response speed and accuracy together
Review the revealed move, response time, and accuracy.
See where hesitation or directional bias repeats
Compare the full set instead of judging one answer.
Manage a losing position under pressure
Control the risk first
Then work on the recovery
Start with a losing position, limited cash, and limited bars. Buy, sell, or wait on each bar. The goal is risk control.
Define the position, cash, and room to act before starting
Check the position, cash, history, and remaining bars first.
Control risk exposure one bar at a time
Track how each action changes position, liquidity, and recovery room.
Separate a sound recovery from a lucky rebound
Use final assets, drawdown, and alternatives to judge the recovery.
Test strategy performance on historical data
Review the overall result first
Trace every signal and fill
Choose an indicator and trading rules, then backtest on local data. Compare batch return, win rate, drawdown, and coverage before checking signals and fills for each instrument.
Make every signal and execution rule explicit
Define the indicator, trade conditions, sample, capital, and execution mode.
Locate where strategy performance begins to vary
Check failed instruments and coverage before comparing key metrics.
Trace an aggregate back to every fill
Verify signals, fills, indicator plots, and the equity curve on the chart.
Check whether the result survives beyond one average
Compare coverage, failed samples, and result dispersion.
Turn a formula into a working trading indicator
Write validate and preview
Use it in a backtest
Set the name, formula, and parameters, validate locally, and preview on a chart. Save it for backtesting when it looks correct.
Write the formula and fix errors from the prompts
Use supported functions and fix syntax or data-scope errors from local diagnostics.
Validate it on a real market chart before use
Compare indicator output with price before saving.
Import local data through an open-source module
Confirm your data rights
Inspect and import
Zinuto integrates an open-source data import module for supported public-data connectors and local files. Before importing, confirm that you have the right to obtain, import, and use the data for your intended purpose.
Connect sources through the open-source importer
Choose a supported open-source connector or a local file; Zinuto does not grant data rights.
Confirm your rights before importing
Check the source license, access terms, and permitted use yourself.
Validate fields and prices before writing
Check fields, time zone, OHLC, and mapping; fix any issue before import.
See the exact row that could not be imported
Keep the error location and processing status together for correction and retry.
Trace statistics back to the original training
Find recurring problems
Define the next improvement
Open archived training records to inspect the chart, simulated trades, settings, or challenge results they contain. Use filters and summaries to look for recurring problems.
Choose the summary view that matches the training mode
Start with return, risk, or accuracy, then return to the chart and trades.
Turn a recurring problem into a testable improvement
Turn the problem into one adjustment to test next time.
Keep charts, trades, and thinking together
Record your reasoning
Return to it whenever a problem appears
Create a standalone note or start from a training result. Charts, source, tags, and review text stay together for later search.
Create a note directly from a training result
Start from a training result or create a standalone note.
Write down the observation, reasoning, and next action clearly
Use headings, lists, emphasis, and tags to organize ideas.
Bring up the reference quickly when a similar market appears
Find notes quickly with search and source filters.
Historical market training · Trade review · Strategy backtesting · Custom indicators · Local data
Use every session
Improve the next decision
Make the decision first, then save the chart, trades, and your thinking. After reviewing, choose just one thing to change next time.