Technical Analysis

Opening — Why this matters now Most trading libraries die of obesity. They start life as tidy indicator toolkits and, over time, accumulate ad‑hoc features, half‑finished strategies, and opinionated shortcuts that quietly blur the line between describing markets and acting on them. Eventually, users stop trusting what a signal actually means. The latest strategyr refactor is interesting because it does the opposite: it removes functionality. Aggressively. And in doing so, it clarifies what kind of system this wants to be. ...

In technical analysis, few concepts are as foundational as support levels — those invisible lines where prices tend to stop falling, bounce back, and spark new rallies. For decades, traders have relied on hand-drawn trendlines, Fibonacci ratios, and moving averages to guess where those turning points might be. But what if the real market structure is too complex, too dynamic, and too subtle for static rules? Enter DeepSupp, a new deep learning architecture that doesn’t guess support zones — it discovers them. By analyzing evolving market correlations through attention mechanisms and clustering latent embeddings, DeepSupp offers a glimpse into a future where support level detection is less of an art, and more of a science. ...