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"The user can specify infinitely many BUY/SELL signal patterns to be shown by the Trendometer indicator. A notification (in the alarm window) will be generated as soon as a pattern is recognized by the indicator. In the input setting there are two string variables: Buy Signal Pattern and Sell Signal Pattern. A space character between patterns separates them from each other. The characters 'g', 'r' and 'x' stand for a green, red and no bar of the Trendometer indicator. For example, if we would like to have a notification after two consecutive green bar followed by either a red bar or no bar, we need to set Sell Signal Pattern ="rgg xgg". "
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