MEMORY
Has this happened to me before?
Your history, when it matters.
Memory brings dated episodes from your history into a new analysis: the asset, the timeframe, what you were after, what APEX answered and how it ended. Always with its denominator.
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New analysis · BTC“This is yours, not the market’s” sectionILLUSTRATIVE · SAMPLE DATAThis sounds familiar: resembles 3 earlier cases in BTC. In 2 you closed below the planned stop.
MEMORY CANDIDATES
BTC · 4H · 10 days agosame asset · same timeframe · 2 conceptsrelevant
BTC · 1D · 2 months agosame assetrelevant
ETH · 4H · 3 days agosame timeframe · 1 conceptrelevant
NVDA · 1H · 1 week agounrelated to the thesisdropped
CHOSEN BY CONTEXT, NOT DATE
Four rules to bring back the right memory.
- 01AssetAn analysis of the same asset outweighs another from the same day.
- 02TimeframeThe same timeframe counts as the same kind of decision.
- 03ConceptsOverlaps with your thesis, capped at two.
- 04No hard filtersThey only break ties; with little history there is still memory.
WHAT IS STORED AND WHAT IS NOT
Memory is a cache, not the source of truth.
- The source is your analyses, trades and their events; the model can be rebuilt from them.
- The browser has no write access to this model: the server derives it from verifiable data.
- Signals are saved with each analysis and not recalculated when reopened.
DECLARED GAP
APEX can’t say a pattern “strengthened since your last visit”: it keeps only one snapshot.
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Memory starts with your first analysis.
The more you record, the better context your next decision receives.
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