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Trade snapshots

Every trade gets visual proof: the terminal at entry, the terminal at exit.

March 10, 20264 min read

Trade snapshots on a filed trade — entry and exit captures stored on the record automatically.

Without snapshots, a journal row is just numbers. You cannot see the chart, the footprint, the DOM, or the context that made the trade feel obvious.

That is how review becomes an argument with your past self. Trade snapshots end the argument by saving your full terminal layout at entry and exit.

You get them without doing anything extra. Any trade routed through Chartnaut — live broker, demo, simulator, or replay — triggers the captures automatically.

How it works

When you place a trade through Chartnaut, the terminal captures the mosaic at entry and exit. The images stay on the trade record and follow that trade into the library, the playbook, search results, and review workflows.

Expanded trade detail — full mosaic at entry and exit, with notes, tags, and R on the same row.

What becomes possible

  • Review the trade exactly as it looked in the moment
  • Compare good entries and bad entries visually, not from memory
  • Share clean, branded examples with a coach, team, or journal
  • Give AI search and playbook review the context behind the row

Where it fits

Snapshots turn capture into evidence. A trade row tells you what happened. A snapshot shows what you saw. Together they make review honest.

Start here

Take one trade through the terminal, then open it in the trade library. Expand the snapshot strip. That is the minimum standard every future review should have.

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