Execution Replay + Decision Replay
Execution Replay follows the position. Decision Replay follows the plan, risk, interventions, and choices surrounding it.
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Replay every trade from two angles
Execution Replay follows the position. Decision Replay follows the plan, risk, interventions, and choices surrounding it.
Execution Replay
Replay the market alongside your entries, adds, reductions, and exit. Follow the trade chronologically without losing the full-session context.
Decision Replay
RulesFirst reconstructs the behavioral story around the execution using the evidence captured while the trade was live.
Together, they help you answer
RulesFirst only shows behavioral moments supported by captured evidence. Missing history is marked unavailable rather than estimated.
Decision Replay
A P&L number tells you where the trade ended. Decision Replay helps you examine how it got there: when you entered, added or reduced, when recorded rules triggered, how risk changed, when Beacon surfaced an intervention, and how the trade ultimately closed.
These are illustrative event types. A replay only includes the evidence available for that specific trade.
Available evidence
Decision Replay can combine available evidence from the trade lifecycle without implying every trade contains every evidence type.
See recorded entries, adds, reductions, and exits aligned with historical price action.
When the trade was planned in RulesFirst, review the original entry, stop, target, planned size, and available risk context.
See Beacon moments that were actually recorded while RulesFirst was monitoring the trade.
Review recorded technical or behavioral rule events and risk-stage changes alongside the trade.
When Ghost evidence is available, compare what actually happened with the applicable Ghost baseline.
See how the sequence ultimately translated into the recorded trade result.
Decision Replay moves between meaningful captured moments while Execution Replay preserves the chronological market context.
Selecting a Decision Moment synchronizes the chart, event marker, active moment, trade story, and supporting evidence.
Not every historical trade contains the same level of RulesFirst evidence. RulesFirst should not imply a historical Beacon warning, plan, rule event, or acknowledgement existed unless it was actually recorded.
RulesFirst recorded the relevant event while monitoring the trade.
Available broker executions are aligned with historical market data to show how the position unfolded.
Missing behavioral history is identified as unavailable rather than estimated or presented as a captured event.
Plan coverage
If an original RulesFirst plan exists, Decision Replay can include that plan as part of the trade story. If the position was first detected through a connected broker, Replay can still use the available execution history, market context, and recorded live-monitoring evidence.
Complex positions
Scaling in, reducing size, and repeated executions can make a trade difficult to understand from a journal row alone. Execution Replay organizes available execution moments chronologically so traders can review how the position evolved through the trade lifecycle.
Why replay matters
Understand the order in which meaningful trade events occurred.
See recorded decisions and RulesFirst events in the market context in which they occurred.
Use the completed trade as evidence for reviewing execution, risk, and rule adherence.
Carry the evidence forward
Follow how the position changed, then connect it to recorded plans, interventions, rules, risk stages, and behavioral evidence.
