Market window first
Pick instrument, timeframe, and start area before training begins.
Stock review training
Replay a stock chart before the next bar is known
Pick a historical window and advance it one bar at a time. The archive keeps the simulated trades and session details. Add a note when the reason behind a decision matters.
Stock review training
What stock replay training means in Zinuto
Replay training reveals a historical chart one bar at a time. You make each decision before seeing what happened next, then review it afterward.
Decision before result
Imported market data can become part of your practice dataset.
Keep the details together
The archive retains the chart, simulated trades, environment details, and results within the configured history period. Notes created from training context are organized separately in the Notes workspace.
How it differs
How Zinuto differs from chart watching or a broker simulator
Zinuto focuses on training records and reviewable judgment, not live execution or brokerage training routines.
Not live trading
It does not send orders to brokers or exchanges.
Not pure backtesting
The emphasis is manual decision practice and later review.
Local data aware
Imported market data can become part of the practice data.
Stock review training
Things to check before using it
Can Zinuto be used as stock review software?
Yes. Start with the bundled WIKI EOD equity sample or import compatible stock history you have the right to use. Zinuto focuses on replay, notes, simulated decisions, and review records, not live stock orders.
Is K-line replay the same as backtesting?
No. Backtesting usually tests a rule across data. K-line replay asks you to make decisions step by step before later candles are visible, then review the decision trail.
Does Zinuto provide stock investment advice?
No. Zinuto is training and review software. It does not recommend buying, selling, holding, or allocating assets.
Stock review training
Continue reading
HandbookWhat is K-line replay training?It means advancing through historical candles while the later chart stays hidden. You record the decision at the time, then compare it with what happened next. The value is the dated decision trail, not a forecast.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 guideHandbookHow is historical replay different from paper trading?Historical replay uses a past market window and hides the bars that come next. Paper trading usually follows the current market as it unfolds. Replay lets you return to a comparable setup without waiting for it to appear again.Read guideHandbookWhat 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 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.