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Candlestick patterns are widely used across many different trading strategies and styles by most algorithmic traders in our community. However, our understanding of these patterns is limited to the candlesticks that we have uncovered, while in truth there may be many other profitable candlestick patterns we are simply not aware of yet. Due to the wealth of information covering most modern markets, it is materially challenging for traders to be confident that they are always using the most reliable

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In the preceding article of this series, we delved into the process of sending chart snapshots with captions from MetaTrader 5 to Telegram. Our approach, while effective, was rather straightforward and somewhat inflexible. We chained together the components necessary to capture a screenshot, convert or encode it into a message-friendly form, and send it along to Telegram. Although this setup worked, it resulted in a fair bit of code that was repetitive and not all that manageable. So, what

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The unpredictability of financial market behavior can probably be compared to the volatility of the weather. However, humanity has done quite a lot in the field of weather forecasting. So, we can now quite trust the weather forecasts provided by meteorologists. Can we use their developments to forecast the "weather" in financial markets? In this article, we will get acquainted with the complex algorithm of the "Conformer" Spatio-Temporal Continuous Attention Transformer, which was developed

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In the previous article, From Basic to Intermediate: Passing by Value or by Reference, we provided a practical and objective explanation of the concepts, risks, and precautions you should take when transferring data between different programs.

Based on that discussion, as well as the content covered previously, we can now begin to explore more advanced topics. This is because, in programming itself, we do not work solely with mathematical expressions. Doing so would not only

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