Entry and exit practice
Train decisions around when to act or stand aside.
Simulated trading
Make the decision without sending the order
Buy, sell, hold, long, and short are actions inside the training session. They change the local simulation and its record, but they never reach a broker or exchange.
Simulated trading
What the simulation is for
Use it to practice when to act, when to wait, and how to follow your own rules. It is not a broker account and does not send real orders.
Risk handling
Practice how you would adjust or exit when a simulated position goes against you.
Reviewable outcome
Every simulated practice run can leave records for later inspection.
How it differs
Simulation without brokerage coupling
The simulated environment is intentionally separate from brokers. The point is to inspect decision quality and recorded behavior.
No broker login
Zinuto does not require broker credentials for training.
No real fill
Any fill shown by Zinuto is simulated and never reaches an exchange.
No outcome guarantee
Simulation results are training records, not performance forecasts.
Simulated trading
Things to check before using it
Does Zinuto send simulated orders to a broker?
No. Orders remain inside the training environment.
Is this paper trading?
It overlaps with paper trading, but Zinuto emphasizes replay, training records, and review records.
Can it replace a broker demo account?
No. It is a training app, not a brokerage account or execution venue.
Simulated trading
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HandbookWhat is the difference between simulated trading and historical replay?Simulated trading describes the action: no real-money order is sent. Historical replay describes the data and timing: you work on past bars without seeing the next ones. Zinuto uses simulated actions inside a historical replay, then saves the session for review.Read guideHandbookIs Zinuto stock simulation and stock review software?Yes. Start with the bundled WIKI EOD equity sample or import compatible stock history. Replay the chart one bar at a time, record simulated decisions, and open the archive afterward. Every order stays inside Zinuto.Read guideHandbookDoes Zinuto place real market orders?No. Buy, sell, hold, long, and short only change the current training session and its local record. Zinuto has no route to a broker or exchange, so those actions cannot become market orders.Read guideHandbookDoes Zinuto provide real-time market data or trading signals?No. Zinuto works with historical data, not a live quote feed or trading signals. You can import compatible files or explicitly run a local connector for supported mainland China equities and indexes, or Binance and OKX spot history. You review those files before importing them. Zinuto never connects a wallet or sends an order.Read guideHandbookCan simulated trading results predict real performance?No. A simulation can show how you behaved under its data and assumptions. It cannot reproduce every part of a real market, including liquidity, slippage, costs, and the pressure of real money. Treat the result as material for review, not an estimate of future returns.Read guide
Start with one short replay
Pick a sample, hide the later bars, make a few decisions, and open the archive afterward. That single run shows how Zinuto records practice.