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Olá, sou Rajesh, um desenvolvedor MQL com um diploma em Tecnologia da Informação. Com mais de 12 anos de experiência em programação, fiz a transição de ser um desenvolvedor PHP, especializado em desenvolvimento web, para um programador MQL5 em tempo integral e trader de criptomoedas.
No meu papel atual, foco em negociar $SOL diariamente como um trader diurno e ofereço programas de ponta para venda na minha página de vendedor. Esses programas incluem utilitários de conexão nativos com exchanges de criptomoedas através de Websocket e carregamento de gráficos de todas as exchanges populares via Websocket e API. Eles funcionam perfeitamente em VPS, sem a necessidade de DLLs externas.
Se você estiver interessado em ferramentas de análise ou negociação de criptomoedas, sinta-se à vontade para entrar em contato comigo por mensagem direta. Confira meus produtos criptográficos e integrações de exchange na minha página de vendedor MQL5. Ofereço suporte por 12 horas por dia no fuso horário IST, 7 dias por semana.
Por tempo limitado, todos os produtos estão disponíveis com 30% de desconto. Não perca!
No meu papel atual, foco em negociar $SOL diariamente como um trader diurno e ofereço programas de ponta para venda na minha página de vendedor. Esses programas incluem utilitários de conexão nativos com exchanges de criptomoedas através de Websocket e carregamento de gráficos de todas as exchanges populares via Websocket e API. Eles funcionam perfeitamente em VPS, sem a necessidade de DLLs externas.
Se você estiver interessado em ferramentas de análise ou negociação de criptomoedas, sinta-se à vontade para entrar em contato comigo por mensagem direta. Confira meus produtos criptográficos e integrações de exchange na minha página de vendedor MQL5. Ofereço suporte por 12 horas por dia no fuso horário IST, 7 dias por semana.
Por tempo limitado, todos os produtos estão disponíveis com 30% de desconto. Não perca!
Rajesh Kumar Nait
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Adekunle Michael Olanrewaju
2025.06.03
dopee! 10/10
Rajesh Kumar Nait
2025.06.03
thanks
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I do not use any indicator to trad. But i have some belief in these two powerful indicators only : VWAP and TWAP
Conor Mcnamara
2025.05.28
I use a select few which are reliable, fast, and non repainting. Then I'll use only one qualitative indicator for statistical reasons. I don't like seeing a chart without indicators personally because I dislike visual chaos, I prefer to see organized chaos
Rajesh Kumar Nait
2025.05.29
That's great. Mus use what works in making $$$ and your analysis strong.
Rajesh Kumar Nait
I was about to buy Snapdragon Laptop but just nearly got saved when I knew MT5 does not have an ARM build. What would we do with battery life if we are not able to open MT5 natively ? :)
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Rajesh Kumar Nait
2025.05.29
Qualcomm is a chip manufacturing company for smartphone and tablet. My smartphone has snapdragon 888 processor by qualcomm
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Do you believe in FVG? or its just another unsuccessful logic?
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Conor Mcnamara
2025.05.27
People backtested it to find that it's not truly stable by itself since the pattern can be broken sometimes, but it is still a thing that's significant. My idea would just be to confirm it with other analysis. Usually it respects a level of resistance or support, but if there's no known resistance or support then I might not trust it
Rajesh Kumar Nait
2025.05.27
yes maybe it works in combination of Break of structure, Shift of structure and Inducement
Conor Mcnamara
2025.05.27
what I see is that any time there's demand, there are lots of retail traders wanting to chase it, next thing there's an FVG and many people are liquidated because of fear and trading before the FVG took place, so I think this is a key time when institutional traders apply the inducement strategy. so when I see demand, I'm waiting, because it is good to anticipate the formation of the fvg. PO3 concept is a real phenomenon that repeats.
Rajesh Kumar Nait
I am unable to post indicator for this for some reasons but here is interesting concept. ❓Why Is Candle Range Increasing While Volume Is Low?
This is counterintuitive, but there are solid market microstructure reasons why this happens:
🔍 1. Liquidity Vacuum / Stop-Hunt Trigger
When a market rapidly moves up on low volume, it often means:
Liquidity was thin on the sell side.
A few aggressive buyers cleared the sell wall, triggering:
Stop-losses from shorts (adding buy pressure).
Limit orders above recent lows (creating a vacuum effect).
Result: Price jumps quickly, but volume is still low because not many contracts needed to be traded to move price.
🧠 Think of it like this:
"Price moves the fastest when nobody is willing to sell anymore — not when everyone's buying."
🔍 2. Passive Sellers Withdrew Orders
Another reason: Market makers pulled liquidity because the prior candles looked weak, and they didn’t want to get caught in a reversal.
With fewer passive limit sell orders in the book, even small buy orders push price up more.
This shows up as big candles but low volume.
🔍 3. False Sense of Demand – It’s Not Strength (Yet)
Sometimes big candles on low volume are fake breakouts or traps:
It looks strong, but it’s mostly short covering or bot-driven.
If buyers don’t step in after that candle, it may reverse again — so you want to see confirmation with volume after the big move.
This is counterintuitive, but there are solid market microstructure reasons why this happens:
🔍 1. Liquidity Vacuum / Stop-Hunt Trigger
When a market rapidly moves up on low volume, it often means:
Liquidity was thin on the sell side.
A few aggressive buyers cleared the sell wall, triggering:
Stop-losses from shorts (adding buy pressure).
Limit orders above recent lows (creating a vacuum effect).
Result: Price jumps quickly, but volume is still low because not many contracts needed to be traded to move price.
🧠 Think of it like this:
"Price moves the fastest when nobody is willing to sell anymore — not when everyone's buying."
🔍 2. Passive Sellers Withdrew Orders
Another reason: Market makers pulled liquidity because the prior candles looked weak, and they didn’t want to get caught in a reversal.
With fewer passive limit sell orders in the book, even small buy orders push price up more.
This shows up as big candles but low volume.
🔍 3. False Sense of Demand – It’s Not Strength (Yet)
Sometimes big candles on low volume are fake breakouts or traps:
It looks strong, but it’s mostly short covering or bot-driven.
If buyers don’t step in after that candle, it may reverse again — so you want to see confirmation with volume after the big move.
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Conor Mcnamara
2025.05.26
Most of the time I would say it's a fake breakout that you don't want to trade, big investors putting in big capital to shake the market
Rajesh Kumar Nait
Many of my publication are removed. Mods are deleting. No notification, no reason explanation.
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Coding your EA in MQL5 is dream come true. Its very tough but not impossible. Here is how you can do that. 1. Learn MQL5 2. Code your EA: In my case my EA is 100% Pure Price action which involves no indicator. its only based on OHLC info of candlestick, To code any EA you must have logic. if you have logic then you either need a programmer or code your EA yourself for success in financial market. 3. Coding an EA will show you truth about trading because programming dont lie. Programming is based on logic and its the heart of "mechanical system" in financial market. When you trade with any strategy you just found to be working for few days, You may win for few days but you lack data about how it performed on last 1 years of chart. AI suggest to trade any strategy on 1min chart, you need to test on atleast last 100 trades or minmum 6 months of chart. So do no trade and waste your money because you think something works or you have a holy grail. But only start trading when you have a backtest data which supports you which is only possible by coding EA, backtesting it and optimizing it. optimizing EA is very tough, You have to play with parameters to get the result which you feel confident to trade with $100k. IF you do not have logic or time to think about strategy, Rent H200 GPU and feed your neural network until it satisfy you with a million dollar profit making strategy as fast as possible.
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Publicado o postagem The World's Best Risk Strategy: Kelly Criterion
What is it? The Kelly Criterion is a mathematical formula that calculates the optimal amount to risk on each bet/trade to maximize long-term growth while avoiding ruin...
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Publicado o postagem Wavelet Transform and why people used it to denoise 1min chart and its comparison with Fourier Transform
📈 What is a Wavelet Transform in trading research? Wavelet Transform is a mathematical tool that breaks down a price series into different frequency components — but localized in time . Think of it like a microscope for charts: it helps you zoom into different time scales at different moments...
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Publicado o postagem Institutional Trader's Secret
Institutional trading strategies are typically closely guarded secrets, but some methods have been leaked, reverse-engineered, or shared by ex-traders over the years . Here are some confirmed or highly suspected institutional strategies that have been discussed publicly...
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Publicado o código Candle Signature
Assinatura de vela com exemplo | Para pesquisa e desenvolvimento
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Publicado o postagem Script for Pionex API EA Connector for MT5
///+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Library_Pionex.mq5 | //| Copyright 2024, Rajesh Kumar Nait | //| https://www.mql5...
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Produto publicado
Pionex API EA Connector para MT5 – Integração Perfeita com MT5 Visão Geral O Pionex API EA Connector para MT5 permite a integração perfeita entre MetaTrader 5 (MT5) e a API da Pionex . Com esta ferramenta poderosa, os traders podem executar e gerenciar operações, obter informações de saldo e acompanhar o histórico de ordens diretamente no MT5 . Principais Funcionalidades 🔹 Gerenciamento de Conta e Saldo Get_Balance(); – Obtém o saldo atual da conta na Pionex . 🔹 Execução e Gerenciamento de
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Produto publicado
Pionex Live MT5 Data and History -- Adicione o endereço da API em Ferramentas > Expert Advisor api.pionex.com ws.pionex.com Passos: Criar Símbolos Selecione CreateSymbols = true Reinicie o terminal MT5 ( muito importante! ) Selecione os símbolos no Market Watch para carregar histórico e dados ao vivo Modos disponíveis: LiveUpdate – Adicione a utilidade ao gráfico para receber dados de negociação History – Adicione a utilidade para preencher o histórico até a data e hora desejadas
Rajesh Kumar Nait
To be a successful trader
1. Learn to adapt as per situation
2. Never Be Determined
1. Learn to adapt as per situation
2. Never Be Determined
Rajesh Kumar Nait
Myths for me which I completely disagree:
1. News and Fundamental analysis impact market but it also go against technical analysis or price action
2. Using an indicator can make you successful
3. Fibonacci calculations does not work
4. You do not need custom analysis assistant build on mt5 or other program before you do analysis
5. You can trade and be successful from smartphone or tablet or promotion of portability in trading.
1. News and Fundamental analysis impact market but it also go against technical analysis or price action
2. Using an indicator can make you successful
3. Fibonacci calculations does not work
4. You do not need custom analysis assistant build on mt5 or other program before you do analysis
5. You can trade and be successful from smartphone or tablet or promotion of portability in trading.
Rajesh Kumar Nait
Publicado o postagem Crypto Ticks and Depth Documentation
🔥 CRYPTO TICKS 🔥 🚀 Next-Gen Market Data Streaming 🚀 🌟 Supports Multiple Exchanges: 🔹 Binance (Spot & Futures) | Kucoin | Bybit (Futures & Inverse Futures) | XT : Xt.com Spot and Futures ⚡ Key Features: ✅ Robust Auto Re-connection – Never miss a tick...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApxzwEg4qes
1 year ago i was enjoying this song, my favorite
1 year ago i was enjoying this song, my favorite
Rajesh Kumar Nait
How can I use my GTX 970 in trading research?
1. Running Trading & Charting Software
Most trading platforms (e.g., TradingView, NinjaTrader, MetaTrader, ThinkorSwim) rely more on CPU, but they also use GPUs for rendering charts and handling multiple monitors. GTX 970 can:
Smoothly run multiple charts and indicators.
Handle multiple monitors (good for multi-timeframe analysis).
Speed up heatmaps and visualizations of market data.
2. Accelerating Data Analysis & Backtesting
If I am using Python for market research, I can use NVIDIA’s CUDA for faster computations.
Backtesting libraries: I may Use Backtrader or Zipline with GPU acceleration for strategy testing.
Data analysis: Use cuDF (GPU-accelerated pandas) to handle large market datasets faster.
Machine learning: If you're training AI models for price prediction, NVIDIA’s TensorFlow with CUDA can offload computations to your GPU.
3. Running AI/ML Models for Market Prediction
Even though the GTX 970 is older, it supports TensorFlow/PyTorch (CUDA 11.x max) for basic ML models.
I can train simple neural networks for pattern recognition in stock price movements.
Use libraries like TA-Lib (technical analysis indicators) along with GPU-accelerated data processing.
4. GPU-Accelerated Quantitative Research
Monte Carlo simulations: Speed up simulations for option pricing or risk analysis.
Reinforcement Learning (RL): Experiment with Deep Q-Learning (DQN) for algo trading.
Order Book Analysis: Use GPU-accelerated tools for processing high-frequency trading (HFT) data.
5. Cryptocurrency & Alternative Markets
If I trade crypto, GPU acceleration helps in on-chain analysis, sentiment analysis, or even mining
Some platforms like Cryptohopper or 3Commas allow GPU-based automation for backtesting trading bots.
Limitations of GTX 970 for Trading
✅ Good for visualization, backtesting, and basic AI research.
❌ Not great for heavy deep learning or handling massive datasets.
❌ Limited VRAM (4GB) makes it unsuitable for high-end models.
1. Running Trading & Charting Software
Most trading platforms (e.g., TradingView, NinjaTrader, MetaTrader, ThinkorSwim) rely more on CPU, but they also use GPUs for rendering charts and handling multiple monitors. GTX 970 can:
Smoothly run multiple charts and indicators.
Handle multiple monitors (good for multi-timeframe analysis).
Speed up heatmaps and visualizations of market data.
2. Accelerating Data Analysis & Backtesting
If I am using Python for market research, I can use NVIDIA’s CUDA for faster computations.
Backtesting libraries: I may Use Backtrader or Zipline with GPU acceleration for strategy testing.
Data analysis: Use cuDF (GPU-accelerated pandas) to handle large market datasets faster.
Machine learning: If you're training AI models for price prediction, NVIDIA’s TensorFlow with CUDA can offload computations to your GPU.
3. Running AI/ML Models for Market Prediction
Even though the GTX 970 is older, it supports TensorFlow/PyTorch (CUDA 11.x max) for basic ML models.
I can train simple neural networks for pattern recognition in stock price movements.
Use libraries like TA-Lib (technical analysis indicators) along with GPU-accelerated data processing.
4. GPU-Accelerated Quantitative Research
Monte Carlo simulations: Speed up simulations for option pricing or risk analysis.
Reinforcement Learning (RL): Experiment with Deep Q-Learning (DQN) for algo trading.
Order Book Analysis: Use GPU-accelerated tools for processing high-frequency trading (HFT) data.
5. Cryptocurrency & Alternative Markets
If I trade crypto, GPU acceleration helps in on-chain analysis, sentiment analysis, or even mining
Some platforms like Cryptohopper or 3Commas allow GPU-based automation for backtesting trading bots.
Limitations of GTX 970 for Trading
✅ Good for visualization, backtesting, and basic AI research.
❌ Not great for heavy deep learning or handling massive datasets.
❌ Limited VRAM (4GB) makes it unsuitable for high-end models.