Gold review: keep expiry and stop updates with the original card
A single floating-P/L screenshot is not a completed trade record. In my latest 22-second historical gold recording, a system card appears alongside my own later stop-management messages. The attached frame preserves that sequence.
The automated card says its previous direction has expired and a fresh assessment is needed. The messages above it discuss protecting a position. These are different stages, so I would not combine them into a current entry instruction.
For a useful review, keep the original timestamp and conditions, the expiry or invalidation rule, later changes, and the actual exit record. If an exit is not documented, leave the result unverified. Open-position profit does not establish realized returns or a system win rate.
This is also a service-delivery question: can a user still find the original card, its limits, the later explanation and someone who answers questions? A repeatable review process is different from a promise of repeatable returns.
This image contains my own historical messages and an automated card, not another member's private correspondence. AI assisted with this English write-up. It is a retrospective discussion, not a live signal or a performance claim.
