Terminal User Manual

The ZUBYINTEL Terminal is a workspace for market research, chart review, simulated trading, connected-account tracking, journaling, community, news, and account settings. This manual explains what each surface does and what to expect when data is loading, unavailable, stale, or restricted by your plan. Start here 1. Open the Terminal and confirm the selected symbol in the ticker field. 2. Choose a workspace tab: DASH, DATA, CHAT, or SETTINGS. On smaller screens, the same areas appear as a compact tab bar with the active panel shown one at a time. 3. Wait for the selected symbol and visible cards to finish their first load. A skeleton, “loading,” or “warming” state means the request is still in progress; it is not a trading signal. 4. Review the account, plan, and connection state before using any action that can place, trim, or close an order. The main workspaces DASH is the daily overview. It combines account information, positions, signals, analysis, the selected chart context, watchlist, journal, and supporting market cards. DATA is the focused market workspace. Use it to change the ticker, choose a timeframe and range, read the main chart, inspect High Levels and Low Levels, review ZDEX and ZMA, and use chart drawing tools. CHAT contains the social feed, profiles, comments, reactions, subscriptions, and live-stream experiences. Community actions are separate from broker actions. SETTINGS contains billing, plan access, broker connections, preferences, notification controls, identity status, and host features where available. Guide map • Dashboard: /help/articles/terminal-dashboard-guide • Data, charts, and signals: /help/articles/terminal-data-chart-signals-guide • Chat and community: /help/articles/terminal-chat-community-guide • Account, positions, and trading: /help/articles/terminal-account-positions-trading-guide • News and calendar: /help/articles/terminal-news-calendar-guide • Settings and connections: /help/articles/terminal-settings-connections-guide • Trade Panel hot keys: /help/articles/terminal-trade-panel-hotkeys-guide How to read Terminal states Loading means the first request has not completed. Refreshing means the previous content remains visible while a newer request is being checked. Empty means the request succeeded but there is nothing to show for the selected symbol, date, account, or filter. Unavailable means the Terminal could not confirm usable data after its bounded attempts. Stale means the screen is showing the most recent confirmed result while a newer result is pending. When a card shows Retry, use it once and give the card time to settle. If several cards fail together, check the top-level connection and plan state before retrying every card. If only one symbol is affected, reselect the symbol or return to it after confirming the ticker is valid. Safety and permissions The Terminal is an educational platform with simulated trading opportunities and connected-account tools. Trial evaluations are one part of the wider platform, and private equity firm selection or a connected broker does not automatically grant access to every Terminal action. Read-only market access, chart access, signal access, simulated positions, personal broker tracking, and order-routing permissions can be different. A disabled control or plan-required message identifies an access boundary; it does not indicate that the underlying market data is missing. Never treat a chart marker, signal card, cached quote, or community post as a guarantee of execution or profit. If a guide does not resolve the issue, use the Help Center feedback control or open a support ticket. Include the workspace, symbol, timeframe, visible state, approximate time, and whether the issue persists after a fresh reload. Do not include passwords, private keys, or account credentials.