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Bar replay trades not saved after the session

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Open liquidation is not a closed trade.

Direct answer

Bar replay trades not saved after the session on this desk is Report Center, not a live ticket grid. On 2026-11-01 Report Center listed archive rows such as EURUSD H1 archive, Training, with Open, View in journal, Export video, Delete. Tabs on that sheet: All, Training, Backtest, Optimization, Challenge, Real. Behind it the dock still showed Open Orders (1) buy 2016.05.03 14:00. The archive list is not that ticket. It is not TradingView’s paper trading panel.

BarionQuant is a Windows practice desk. It is not a broker.

How to judge

Three checks, in this order.

1. What did Report Center list?

Archive rows with Open, View in journal, Export video, Delete.

2. Was the live ticket still on the dock?

This photo: Open Orders (1) buy behind the sheet.

3. Do you need closed fills?

Close before End, or use Export on Session complete.

What we do

End Training. Read Session complete. Open Report Center for the archive. Download.

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Honest comparison

TradingView paper history is their account. We do not screenshot that. This page is Report Center on this PC.

Who should skip

  • You close every ticket and still want a broker statement.

Screenshots

Report Center archive list
Desktop 0.1.4, 2026-11-01. Report Center. Rows EURUSD H1 archive / BTCUSDT H1 archive / Blind M15 archive. Actions Open, View in journal, Export video, Delete. Dock Open Orders (1) 2016.05.03 14:00 buy.

FAQ

Why is the buy still on Open Orders? This photo is Report Center over a live sitting. The archive row is not that ticket.

Is Export video the trade list? The button is Export video. Trade CSV is under Export on Session complete.

Next

Export the replay list of trades · Download

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