A historical market workspace where you reveal price one candle at a time, make decisions and preserve the evidence. The point is to practice without already knowing what happens next.
01Choose a session
02Take the setup
03Review and retake
INSIDE THIS DIMENSION
01
Control the session
Move through the loaded historical session with replay transport, chart tools, drawings and indicators.
02
Practice execution
Define the entry, stop and target, place a simulated order, and review how the decision unfolded.
03
Ghost comparison
Overlay saved attempts, entries, exits and drawings. Compare cumulative R from attempts with valid risk data.
04
Heat Lens
Study session extremes, potential liquidity areas and structure changes using only candles revealed so far.
YOUR EARLIER SELF IS THE COMPARISON
Trade T1 → Star Review → more research → retake T1 → compare the outcome and decision. Keep the original baseline visible, including when the new attempt is worse.
Bring a batch of trade evidence into a focused review. Star connects findings to measurable retake targets so you can test the lesson in another attempt.
01Seal a batch
02Review the evidence
03Retake and compare
INSIDE THIS DIMENSION
01
Batch insights
Review ten source trades as a batch, with per-trade observations and a shared focus.
02
Retake T1–T10
Keep the source evidence and link new trade evidence to the corresponding retake targets.
03
Measure the change
Review capture, adverse excursion and entry-timing targets separately from profit and loss.
04
Revisit the misses
Inspect unmet targets and use the available selective re-review to focus the next practice step.
T1T2T3T4T5T6T7T8T9T10
Source trades and retakes are separate evidence. Star review requires configured review services; core practice remains available independently.
WHAT THIS BRINGS TO YOUR PROCESS
A useful review should lead somewhere. Here it leads back to the decision, with a clearer question to test.
08 / Development DimensionPrivate-preview capability
Turn an observation into your next exercise.
Use evidence across your trading skills to choose a deliberate development focus. Keep the distinction between recorded evidence and unanswered questions clear.
01Review your evidence
02Choose one focus
03Put it into practice
INSIDE THIS DIMENSION
01
Evidence-led priorities
Review the available evidence across market, execution, risk, strategy and psychology skills.
02
Focused exercises
Choose work such as entry-timing review, session structure practice or stop-discipline review.
03
Goal handoff
Carry the chosen exercise into a development goal and practice plan.
WHAT THIS BRINGS TO YOUR PROCESS
Replace “I need to improve everything” with one useful next exercise.
Bring your own check-ins and reflections into the review. Examine pressure, patience, confidence and impulse without treating a made-up mindset score as fact.
01Check in
02Reflect on the decision
03Choose a useful adjustment
INSIDE THIS DIMENSION
01
Session check-ins
Record your state before, during or after deliberate practice.
02
Bias prompts
Reflect on loss aversion, recency bias, confirmation bias, overconfidence and FOMO.
03
Action plans
Use the available evidence to consider a reset, a trade limit or a more deliberate preparation routine.
WHAT THIS BRINGS TO YOUR PROCESS
Notice the conditions around your decisions and create a practice routine you can repeat.