Vizard Agent

How to find every trade you actually placed during a trading livestream

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent exactly what counts as an entry, such as an order filled or a new position on screen, and what does not, such as alerts or planned trades. It searches the whole stream for executed orders on their own, re-watches anything that looks like an order click at high frame rate, and reports what it finds, including none.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Write the rule as a test someone else could apply. A trader says "I'd go long here" many times in an hour and actually enters a handful of times, and a search for "trades" without a rule returns the talk. Listing what does not count is the half that keeps the clips honest.

Identify every instance where I actually enter a trade. Don't confuse discussing a possible trade, analysing a setup, setting an alert, or saying what I might do with actually entering a position. Keep these separate from the best chat moments.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It treats each entry as something the screen must prove. An order ticket, a fill or a new line in the positions panel is evidence; a sentence about an entry is not. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When orders are placed off screen. If the trade goes in on a phone or a second monitor that is not captured, the recording holds only the talk, and the honest answer may be a guess. Keep the order panel in the shared window if you want entries clipped later.

Common questions

Why did my clips include trades I never took? Talk looks like entries. Vizard Agent requires proof on screen.

What if it finds nothing? Vizard Agent re-checks, then says so instead of padding.

Can it keep chat moments separate? Yes. Vizard Agent runs trades and conversation as separate passes.