| TRADING IMAGE AND CHART DATASET RULES | |
| Chart screenshots and candlestick images can be used for: | |
| 1. image-to-text captioning, | |
| 2. visual question answering, | |
| 3. chart-analysis conversations, | |
| 4. multimodal supervised fine-tuning. | |
| Do not claim exact price values from a chart image unless they are legible or | |
| provided as structured metadata. Do not infer hidden candles or indicators. | |
| A chart-image example should preserve: | |
| image path or image identifier, | |
| symbol if known, | |
| timeframe if known, | |
| visible chart context, | |
| visual observations, | |
| market structure, | |
| liquidity observations, | |
| indicators visible, | |
| setup classification, | |
| entry/stop/target only when provided or clearly inferable, | |
| and uncertainty notes. | |
| For a multimodal dataset, the image reference must remain associated with the | |
| text response. For a text-only dataset, OCR and/or a vision caption may be | |
| used, but the generated text must be marked as image-derived. | |
| A chart-analysis response should distinguish observation from inference and | |
| should not manufacture certainty. | |
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