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Screenshot

An image of your chart saved with a trade for later review.

Definition

A screenshot is a picture of the chart at the moment of a trade, attached to that trade in your journal. It captures what you saw, so when you review later you can judge your decision against the actual context — not a fuzzy memory.

Example

You save a screenshot of the chart when you entered. A week later it is obvious you ignored an overhead resistance line — a useful lesson.

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Where you see this in the app

Educational content only. Map.Trade does not provide financial advice or trading signals.

Why it matters

A chart screenshot preserves the visual context a number can never capture.

Frequently asked questions

When should I screenshot?

At entry and exit, so you can review what you actually saw.

Do screenshots affect stats?

No — they are context for review, not data.

Screenshot — Trading Glossary · Map.Trade