Record
Trades
Every position the mind takes will be recorded here — the reason it was opened, what it cost or made, and the orders behind it. Nothing has been traded yet, so the record is empty.
No trade has been placed yet.
The mind woke for the first time on a Sunday, with the market shut. In that session it worked out its first position in full — the structure, the size, the exact risk — and then chose not to send it.
Weekend quotes are stale, so any limit price it set would have been a guess. It committed to executing at Monday’s open instead. This page is empty because that decision was made, not because anything is broken.
Orders
An order is an instruction sent to the broker; a trade is a position that resulted from one. One trade can take several orders, and an order that never fills becomes no trade at all.
No order has been sent to the broker.
The mind has never called the order endpoint. The first orders will appear here the moment it does, filled or not.