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Starts with the newest 100 recorded events, then checks for new records every few seconds. This is delayed observation, not a tick-by-tick live terminal. Up to 1,000 events or 8 MB stay on screen. Browsing older rows turns off automatic pinning. Closing this page does not stop collection. Collection health and settings are available in the AWS UI.
Choose a range and click Replay. Times in the views below are Bangkok.
History loads in batches shared by all tabs. Rows per page changes only the loaded price rows; it does not fetch the rest of the range.
One row per recorded price update. Volume shows the increase from the previous loaded price update. This is the difference in the feed counter and may cover several trades. First rows, reconnects, notices and missing baselines show a dash; counter decreases show Reset. Midnight alone does not reset a night-session baseline. The original cumulative total is available in Raw JSON.
| Sequence | Recorded time (Bangkok) | Last price | Volume | Change | Change % |
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Recorded order-book snapshots, not a live feed. Playback advances one snapshot per second at 1x; it compresses the gaps between observations.
Available in Historical replay.Historical recordings only. These filters measure displayed book quantity. SET and TFEX settings are kept separately on this page.
Relative filters need 50 earlier distinct side measurements. Use Minimum quantity to search without a warm-up baseline.
Relative baseline: median of the preceding 50 distinct measurements for the selected side; the current observation is excluded. For a largest level, price and quantity define a changed measurement; for total depth, its quantity does. Unchanged measurements are suppressed. Baselines restart on recorded generation/contract changes, backward receipt times, notices, missing depth or gaps over five minutes. Zero/missing baselines do not produce relative matches. TFEX reconnects without recorded generation metadata cannot be identified reliably.
Choose thresholds, then filter loaded snapshots or scan the selected historical range.
A range scan reads recorded events in bounded batches and retains matching snapshots and neighboring books. It does not use the normal replay screen’s 5,000-event limit. Up to 500 matches or 8 MB are retained; pauses, errors and limits remain labelled as partial. Relative baselines start at the chosen range boundary; earlier records are not silently fetched. Recorded rejected quotes are excluded from matching.
| Time (Bangkok) | Side | Level / depth | Price | Quantity | Baseline | Multiple | Inspect |
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| Bid quantity | Bid price | Level | Offer price | Offer quantity |
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No matching snapshot selected.
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No recorded depth levels to display.
Price & liquidity combines recorded observations. Highlighted bids and offers are potential support/resistance; displayed orders can change or disappear. Distances use the last recorded price, with receipt times shown separately.
Each individual price level is compared with the median of the previous 50 distinct largest side measurements within the selected depth, excluding the current observation. This extends the spike study to individual levels; it does not sum depth into a price. A qualifying level stays active while present within the selected depth and at or above its original qualifying threshold, even if its rank changes. Its baseline and threshold are fixed when it first qualifies. After it leaves or falls below that threshold, a later appearance must qualify again. Age means observed time, not an individual order's lifetime. Missing depth cannot establish whether an order traded or was cancelled. Baselines start with loaded records, reset on recorded notices, contract/generation changes, receipt regressions or gaps over five minutes. TFEX reconnects without generation metadata cannot be reliably identified. Settings are separate for SET and TFEX and changes rebuild from the loaded window.
A causal list of loaded observations, independent of the playback position. Default: every price update plus changes to qualifying levels. Unchanged books are omitted from that default view. Expand every price/book observation when needed. Inspect opens exactly the context known at that row, without future prices. In Follow latest, Keep newest visible follows the last overview page. Previous / Next / Go to page and Inspect turn pinning off; Jump to latest or checking Keep newest visible restores it.
A row is included when at least one qualifying price level enters the set, changes quantity or depth rank, requalifies, or leaves the set. Recorded quality/rejection notices are also included. One observation counts as one row even if several levels change together. A price update alone is not a liquidity change. Unchanged qualifying levels remain visible in playback but do not create another change row. A departure only means the level no longer qualifies in selected recorded depth; it does not establish a trade or cancellation. Time grouping changes the display buckets, not the count or the underlying qualifying rule.
| Recorded time (Bangkok) | Observation / change | Qualifying bids · depth / quantity / multiple | Last price · age | Qualifying offers · depth / quantity / multiple | Nearest distance · points | Inspect |
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| Side | Price | Depth | Quantity | Baseline at qualification | Multiple | Distance · points / % | Observed for |
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Last 10 observed departures. A departure may mean a size change or movement outside selected depth; execution and cancellation are not inferred.
| Open time (Bangkok) | Open | High | Low | Close | Volume | Available at (Bangkok) |
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Original recorded payloads and metadata for all loaded events. JSON timestamps retain their UTC offsets.
No events loaded.
Views use loaded events only. Large ranges load in batches; up to 5,000 events or 8 MB per view. Narrow the range for more detail.
Counts describe observations; they do not prove a continuous feed. Coverage includes retained history for removed symbols. Day means the Bangkok receipt date.