Missed the Market?
Replay It When You Have Time (24/7).
You do not have to be available during market hours to practice trading.
Choose an available historical market session and experience it as it unfolds. Watch the market move progressively, apply indicators, place simulated trades, manage positions and review your decisions—without knowing what happens next.
Practice after work, in the evening or over the weekend.
The Market Is Open When Many People Are Busy
You may be at work.
You may be in meetings.
You may be travelling, studying or handling other responsibilities.
By the time you are free, the trading session is already over.
Market Replay lets you practice when your schedule allows.
Choose an available historical trading day, start the session and experience the market without seeing future price movements.
You are no longer dependent on market hours to practice your trading decisions.
Completed Charts Make Every Decision Look Easier
Looking at an old completed chart can be misleading.
Once you can see the entire day's movement, breakouts appear obvious. Reversals are easy to identify. Entries and exits seem much clearer than they actually were at that moment.
But real trading does not work that way.
You never know what the next candle will do.
Market Replay hides the future and reveals the session progressively.
You have to decide:
- Is this actually a valid setup?
- Should I enter now or wait?
- Where should my stop-loss be?
- Is the risk worth taking?
- Should I continue holding?
- Should I exit?
- Or should I simply avoid the trade?
That is where meaningful practice begins.
The Complete Trading Experience—On Your Time
Market Replay includes all trading features available in the Trading Simulator, with one important addition:
You control the historical market session.
You choose the date and control how the market progresses.
This means you can analyze, trade and manage positions just as you would in the Trading Simulator, but without needing to be available while the simulator session is running.
Everything You Need to Practice a Complete Trading Session
Virtual Trading Capital
Place simulated trades using virtual capital without putting real money at risk.
Stocks, Indices, Futures & Options and Commodities
Practice with supported market instruments based on available historical data.
Professional Charts
Use charts, indicators and drawing tools while the historical market unfolds.
Order Placement
Place supported market, limit, stop and stop-limit orders. Available order types may depend on the selected instrument and product flow.
- Market orders
- Limit orders
- Stop-limit orders
Position Management
Monitor open positions and manage simulated trades as the market progresses.
Targets & Stop-Losses
Set profit targets and stop-losses according to your trading plan.
Trailing Stop-Loss
Where supported, use trailing stop-loss rules to practice active trade management.
Running Profit & Loss
Monitor simulated P&L while positions remain open.
Manual Exit
Close an open position whenever your trading decision requires it.
Trade History
Review the trades taken during the replay session.
Session Review
Study your entries, exits, decisions and performance after the session is complete.
Practice at the Speed That Works for You
A historical trading session does not have to take the entire trading day to replay.
Market Replay gives you control over the session.
Play
Let the historical market unfold progressively.
Pause
Stop the session whenever you want more time to analyze a chart or open position.
Resume
Continue from exactly where you paused.
Increase Speed
Move quickly through periods where nothing relevant is happening.
Slow It Down
Reduce the speed when a setup begins developing.
Candle-by-Candle Progression
Where supported, move forward one candle at a time when you want to study a market situation more carefully.
The objective is not to rush through the session.
It is to spend your practice time where it matters.
Analyze Before You Trade
Market Replay is not simply a historical video of the market.
You are actively analysing the session while it develops.
Use professional charting tools to:
- Apply technical indicators
- Draw support and resistance
- Mark trendlines
- Study price action
- Compare timeframes
- Monitor multiple instruments
- Review volume and momentum
- Save relevant chart preferences
The chart evolves with the historical session, while future price movement remains hidden.
Watch the Market the Way You Actually Trade It
Many trading decisions depend on more than one chart.
An options trader may want to monitor:
- The underlying index
- Index futures
- A call option
- A put option
A stock trader may want to compare:
- The stock
- Its sector
- The broader index
- Multiple timeframes
Market Replay lets you organise multiple charts within the same historical session so that related market movements remain synchronised.
Practice the Call/Put Options, Not Just the Underlying Chart
Looking at an index chart alone does not tell you exactly how the option you would have traded behaved.
Where historical options data is available, Market Replay allows you to practice using recorded historical option prices, strikes and expiries.
This can help you study:
- Strike selection
- ATM, ITM and OTM behaviour
- Premium movement
- Entry timing
- Stop-loss behaviour
- Target movement
- Option response to changes in the underlying
Historical options data may not be available for every strike, expiry, contract or date.
Can You Recognise and Execute the Setup While the Market Is Unfolding?
A strategy can look excellent when the complete chart is already visible.
The harder question is:
Can you actually recognise and execute the setup while the market is unfolding?
Market Replay can reveal behaviours that are difficult to notice when studying completed charts.
You may discover that you:
- Enter too early
- Hesitate after the setup appears
- Chase a trade after missing the original entry
- Exit profitable trades too quickly
- Hold losing trades too long
- Widen the stop-loss after entering
- Increase quantity after a loss
- Take too many trades
- Ignore your original trading rules
- Force trades when no valid setup exists
These observations can be more useful than the final simulated profit or loss.
Every Replay Session Does Not Need a Trade
One of the easiest habits to develop in a simulator is feeling that you must trade simply because the market is moving.
Real discipline sometimes means doing nothing.
If your setup does not appear, finishing a Market Replay session without placing a trade can still be valuable practice.
- You are practicing patience.
- You are practising selectivity.
- And you are practising following your own rules.
Two Different Ways to Learn From Historical Data
Market Replay and Backtesting both use historical market data, but they answer different questions.
Market Replay
How would I have traded this session?
You manually analyze the market as it unfolds.
You decide:
- Whether to enter
- When to enter
- Position size
- Stop-loss
- Target
- Position management
- When to exit
- Whether to avoid the trade entirely
Future market movement remains hidden.
Market Replay helps you test yourself.
Backtesting Lab
How has this strategy performed historically?
You define or select:
- A strategy
- Pattern
- Entry rules
- Exit rules
- Target
- Stop-loss
- Other supported conditions
The Backtesting Lab then evaluates the setup across multiple historical opportunities and provides performance statistics.
Backtesting helps you test the strategy.
Start Free 3-Day TrialIn Simple Terms
Replay one session to practice the decision.
Backtest many opportunities to evaluate the strategy.
Studying the Chart Is Different From Trading the Session
Chart Replay
Chart Replay helps you study how historical price action developed.
You progressively reveal candles and observe the chart.
Market Replay
Market Replay adds the complete simulated trading experience.
You can:
- Analyze the chart
- Place orders
- Enter positions
- Set targets and stop-losses
- Manage open trades
- Monitor simulated P&L
- Exit positions
- Review the session afterward
Chart Replay helps you study the market.
Market Replay helps you practice your response to it.
Start Practising in a Few Simple Steps
Choose a Historical Session
Select an available historical date and the instrument you want to practice.
Set Up Your Workspace
Open the charts you need, apply indicators and prepare your analysis.
Start the Replay
Let the historical market begin unfolding without seeing future price movement.
Analyze and Trade
Wait for your setup, place simulated orders and manage the position according to your trading plan.
Review the Session
When the replay is complete, study your trades, decisions and behaviour. Then decide what you want to improve in the next session.
Look Beyond the Final P&L
A profitable replay session does not automatically mean you traded well.
A losing session does not automatically mean every decision was wrong.
After each session, ask:
- Did I follow my original setup?
- Did I wait for confirmation?
- Was my entry logical?
- Was the stop-loss placed according to the setup?
- Did I change the stop-loss after entering?
- Was my target realistic?
- Did I exit too early?
- Did I hold a losing trade too long?
- Did I take unnecessary trades?
- Did I increase risk after a loss?
- Did I follow my position-sizing rules?
- Did I trade differently because of a previous result?
The objective is to understand your process, not simply the result.
Replay the Market on Your Time
Create your BRBStox account and start the available Market Replay trial.
Create Your Account
Register for BRBStox.
Open Market Replay
Select Market Replay from your BRBStox account.
Choose a Session
Select an available historical date and supported instrument.
Start Practising
Set up your charts, start the replay and trade the session using virtual capital.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Market May Be Closed. Your Practice Doesn't Have to Be.
Choose a historical session.
Study the market as it unfolds.
Take the trade—or choose not to.
Review every decision.
Then come back and practice again.