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In the previous article, From Basic to Intermediate Level: Random Access (II), it was shown how we can work with files while ensuring random access to the data or information they contain. It was also explained and demonstrated that the same concept does not always produce the same result when we looking only at a file’s internal contents. However, when looking at the results displayed in the terminal, there will be no differences between one implementation and another, since the implementation

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In the previous article I put a small indicator under the MetaEditor profiler and let two columns of numbers tell me where its time was going. The profiler answers one question well: where is this program slow? It has nothing to say about a different and often costlier question, the one where the program is fast enough but simply wrong. A line draws smoothly, the terminal reports no error, and yet the values it plots are quietly incorrect. For that class of problem MetaEditor ships a separate

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We will look inside the code that transforms a set of neural networks into a thinking, feeling, and evolving trading collective. This is the story of how machine learning has moved beyond simple prediction and entered the realm of creating a digital ecosystem capable of reflection and adaptation. Welcome to the cutting edge of algorithmic trading, where code does not merely execute - it becomes conscious.

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To successfully implement a grid strategy, it is necessary to carefully analyze the market situation and determine the optimal grid parameters. In this article, we will take a detailed look at the basic principles of the grid strategy, as well as its advantages and disadvantages. We will delve into the mathematical calculations underlying it, analyze various approaches to grid construction, and explore ways to optimize the grid strategy to maximize profits.

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Most spread guards in an Expert Advisor work the same way: check the current spread against a fixed number and block the trade if it is too wide. This catches some bad fills, but it treats every instrument as if the same spread value means the same thing everywhere.

A spread of 3 pips on an instrument that normally trades at 1 pip is a genuine anomaly. That same 3-pip spread on an instrument that normally sits at 3 pips is completely ordinary. A static threshold cannot tell the difference.

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