Session Trades and Timeline
This part of the trading cycle is where execution becomes reviewable.
What This Entity Group Covers
Section titled “What This Entity Group Covers”For customers, the most important output entities are:
- session trades
- session timeline entries
- cycle decisions and action history
- run and review history
What Session Trades Represent
Section titled “What Session Trades Represent”Session trades record:
- the instrument and action taken
- entry, stop, and target details
- whether the trade was live or virtual
- trade-management changes over time
- the strategy or idea that led to the trade
- screenshots, notes, and journal context when available
What The Timeline Represents
Section titled “What The Timeline Represents”The session timeline is the readable history of what happened in each cycle.
That can include:
- what the AI saw
- what it concluded
- whether it traded, held, or managed a position
- what happened after the decision
Why It Matters
Section titled “Why It Matters”This is one of Cortiq’s strongest product features because it makes the AI workflow more auditable.
Instead of only seeing a final trade result, the operator can review the path that led to it.
Best Use Cases
Section titled “Best Use Cases”Use the trade and timeline history to:
- review whether playbooks are too loose or too strict
- compare live and virtual behavior
- identify drift in the AI decision process
- improve future sessions based on actual evidence rather than memory