See the actual entries and exits instead of relying on memory.
That matters when timing or impatience is the real problem rather than the market itself.
Portfolio and P&L review
Turn every session into a clear review with Orders, Portfolio, and P&L.
ZeroStake does not stop at the simulated fill. Orders, positions, Portfolio, and P&L Statement help you study what actually happened, compare it against the replay, and see what needs more practice.
- Review fills and positions after each session
- See orders, portfolio, and P&L in one place
- Unlock more detailed statement filters in Pro
Portfolio shows what you were holding as the session unfolded.
It gives you a clearer view of exposure and account movement during the session.
P&L turns the session into something you can actually compare.
It is easier to learn when the result is visible across more than one replay or trade.
Pro unlocks more detailed P&L filters for deeper session review.
Pro adds more detailed P&L filters and extra review tools.
Check Orders
See how the simulated trade actually went in and out.
Check Portfolio
Look at positions and account movement while the session is still fresh.
Check P&L and Replay
Use the result and the re-run together so the next session has a clearer target.
Portfolio
Positions and account movement stay part of the review instead of disappearing after the trade.
P&L Statement
Use the result to compare sessions, not just to glance at one number.
Why does ZeroStake emphasize review so much?
Because the app is built for practice. Orders, Portfolio, P&L Statement, and Replay make the next session easier to improve.
Do I need Pro to review a session?
No. The base review flow exists in Free. Pro adds deeper P&L statement filters and extra review tools.
Should I use review together with Replay Trading?
Yes. Replay and review are strongest when used together because they separate a market problem from a process problem.
Is this performance proof for live trading?
No. ZeroStake is a simulator. Treat the review layer as feedback on process, not guaranteed live-market performance.