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The short answer: The Trade Ideas Web Dashboard can replay a full trading day. A Stock Race replay compresses the session into about a minute, so you can see which stocks pulled ahead and when, with heat maps and Top Lists from the same session alongside. It runs in any browser, Mac included.
In one minute
Stock market replay, in one minute
Replay a full trading day: the Stock Race in the Web Dashboard can replay a past session from the open, compressed into about a minute.
See how the day unfolded: watch which stocks pulled ahead, when, and by how much, with percent and dollar moves on each lane.
Check a chart without clicking: hover any heat map tile for a snapshot chart, and use Picture in Picture to see two timeframes at once.
Video
Watch the replay
In this video, recorded on October 11, 2026, Daniel Mirkin replays the Friday, October 9 session in the Web Dashboard. Everything on screen is a replay of that day's data.
Trade Ideas Web Dashboard: replaying Friday, October 9, 2026 (5:01). A replay of a past session's data, recorded by Daniel Mirkin on October 11, 2026. Account details are blurred. A recording of the software, not a trade result.
0:00 Short Squeeze Stocks channel: High Short Float heat map, Top List (Screener) and race replay
0:40 The Stock Race replay of October 9 starts again from the open
1:12 GameStop (GME) pops into the race
1:35 Friday's High Short Float heat map, sorted by change over the last 30 minutes
2:22 Hover over the heat map for a snapshot chart
2:41 Picture in Picture: two timeframes on one chart
2:58 Breakouts and pullbacks: why risk management matters
3:59 Unusual Options Activity channel
4:11 Market Radar: drag in a ready-made list
4:47 Wrap-up
Stock Race Replay
A full trading day, compressed into about a minute
Key point
The race panel has a switch between Real-time and Replay. On Replay it plays back a past session, here October 9, 2026, from the open. The stocks on a Top List (Screener) become lanes, and each lane grows as the stock gains, showing the percent move and the dollar move. In the video, one full pass runs from about 0:40 to 1:52: a trading day in roughly 70 seconds.
The Stock Race panel replaying October 9, 2026. Frame from the video at 1:13.
At about 1:12, GameStop (GME) pops into the race. Some names move so fast they are hard to click, which is a good reminder of how quickly momentum shifts. A race is built from a Top List, Trade Ideas' stock screener, so you can replay any list you follow. More on Stock Races and the momentum stock scanner.
Heat maps and Top Lists (Screeners)
Heat maps and Top Lists alongside the race
Keep in mind
The race does not sit alone. In the same channel, a scrolling Top List and a heat map show the same group of stocks from the same session. The heat map can sort by change from the close or by change over the last 30 minutes, which shows which names ran into the close.
Top Lists rank stocks on 249 filters, and in a live session they update every 15 seconds. The streaming stock screener page explains how Top Lists and alert windows differ.
Charts
Hover charts and two timeframes
Trader tip
Hover over any heat map tile and a snapshot chart opens, so you can check a stock without clicking away. Open the main chart and Picture in Picture shows a 15-minute chart with a daily chart inset: two timeframes at the same time (2:41 to 2:48 in the video).
Hover over any heat map tile to get a snapshot chart, no click needed. Frame from the video at 2:22.Picture in Picture: a 15-minute chart with a daily chart inset. Frame from the video at 2:44.
A replay lets you study a session after it ends: which stocks led, when the leaders changed, and how sharp the pullbacks were. In the video, Daniel points to a stock that broke out, pulled back hard, broke out again and pulled back again. Moves like that are why risk management matters, and why a plan to try a setup more than once can help. A replay shows what happened. It does not show what will happen next.
Past results, including backtests, don't guarantee future results.
Access
Where it runs
The Web Dashboard runs in any browser, Mac included, with nothing to download. Open a free account to try it. For the full desktop software, TI Pro runs on Windows, and on a Mac through Parallels. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
FAQ
Stock market replay FAQ
What is a stock market replay?
A playback of a past trading session. In the Trade Ideas Web Dashboard, the Stock Race can replay a day from the open, compressed into about a minute.
Can I replay a trading day in Trade Ideas?
Yes. Switch the Stock Race panel from Real-time to Replay to play back a past session, such as October 9, 2026 in the video on this page.
How long does a replay take?
In the video, one full replay of the October 9 session runs from about 0:40 to 1:52, roughly 70 seconds.
Is a replay live data?
No. A replay plays back a past session's data. It shows how that day unfolded, not what is happening now.
What else replays with the race?
The same channel shows a Top List (Screener) and a heat map of the same stocks from that session. The heat map can sort by change from the close or over the last 30 minutes.
Does the Web Dashboard work on a Mac?
Yes. It runs in any browser, Mac included. TI Pro, the desktop software, runs on Windows and on a Mac through Parallels.
Can a replay predict tomorrow?
No. A replay shows what already happened. Past results, including backtests, don't guarantee future results.
