Trade yesterday as if it were today.

Most traders learn by watching live sessions, which means waiting for the right setup and getting one or two chances a day. Market replay practice compresses that. You pick a point in the past, the chart hides everything to the right, and the bars arrive one by one as if the session were live.

Because you cannot see what comes next, you have to make the decision the same way you would in real time: read the structure, decide, place the trade, and manage it. Looking at a finished chart and saying you would have bought the low is easy. Replay takes that hindsight away.

Replay runs on the 5m, 15m, 1H and 4H charts. Lower timeframes suit practising entries and trade management; the hour and four-hour suit practising patience and structure.

Play the session at 1x, 3x, 8x or 20x, or step manually. Use the fast speeds to move through quiet periods and drop to 1x or single steps when price reaches a level you care about.

• Space play or pause
• Right arrow next bar
• B buy, S sell, C close

Keeping your hands on the keys makes replay feel closer to live trading. The rest of the terminal's keys are on the keyboard shortcuts page.

Practice trades in replay are recorded in a log, so a replay session ends with something to review rather than a vague sense of how it went. Go back through the entries and ask the questions that matter:

1. Did I enter where my plan said I would, or did I chase?
2. Was my stop where the idea was wrong, or just where the loss felt comfortable?
3. Did I take the target, move it, or give the trade back?

Write the answer to the most useful question in your trading journal with a Review or Rule tag. Over a few sessions the notes become a short list of habits to fix.

The free $50K practice account lets you trade the live market with simulated capital. Replay lets you trade the past. They train different things:

• Live practice trains patience and real-time pressure. You wait for setups as they come.
• Replay trains recognition and repetition. You can see ten sessions of one setup in an evening.

Use both. Replay to learn what a setup looks like, live practice to learn whether you take it when it appears.

Replay is one of three review tools in Mizora Pro. The track record tells you what happened in your live trading. Replay lets you practise the fix. The Dojo lessons, especially the chapter called Review the decision, give you a structure for doing both.

Replay uses the same chart, indicators and drawing tools as live trading, so the levels you mark and the way you read them carry straight over when the market is open.

Mizora Pro is free to use on a $50K practice account. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans.