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What is the difference between simulated trading and historical replay?

First, the short version

Simulated trading means the actions are not real-money orders. Historical replay means the practice uses past market data while the next bars are hidden. Zinuto combines both: simulated actions inside replay sessions, followed by review.

Who this is for

This helps when comparing Zinuto with broker demo accounts, chart replay tools, and journaling apps.

What to take away

  • Simulation is about money and execution boundary.
  • Replay is about not seeing the future chart.

How Zinuto helps

Combine both

Zinuto keeps actions simulated while using historical windows for repeatable practice.

Review afterward

Session records make decisions inspectable after the replay ends.

What to watch

  • Neither simulation nor replay proves real future results.
  • Live market liquidity and emotions may differ.

Next step

  • Use replay when you need repetition; use review to inspect whether the simulated decision followed your rule.
  • Keep real-money decisions outside the training session.

Try the training loop with your own pace

Use Zinuto when you want a local desktop space for replay, notes, review, indicators, and market data you can inspect afterward.

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