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      <description>Twenty-five Pine strategy files, dozens of indicators, and almost none of them were wrong. They were real patterns that didn&amp;rsquo;t survive a different window, a realistic cost, or an honest question about where the money came from. A catalog of how each one fooled me — sorted by failure mode, not by indicator.</description>
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      <description>My backtest showed +121.82% in three months, beating buy-and-hold. I spent real money — and a purpose-built validation pipeline — finding out whether that was real. It wasn&amp;rsquo;t. Proving it was the best engineering work in the project.</description>
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      <description>I run an algo bot 24/7, but I&amp;rsquo;m not always at my desk. So I built a pocket-sized thin client to watch the market and step into trades from anywhere — on an 8-inch mini-laptop, Lubuntu, and Tailscale.</description>
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