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Please help me to understand why this is happening ?


<TICKER>,<PER>,<DATE>,<TIME>,<OPEN>,<HIGH>,<LOW>,<CLOSE>
USDJPY,1,20140121,101200,104.5350000,104.5470000,104.5000000,104.5400000
USDJPY,1,20140121,101300,104.5300000,104.5430000,104.4700000,104.4900000
USDJPY,1,20140121,101400,104.5060000,104.5150000,104.4500000,104.4900000


On time 10:12 USDJPY closed at 104.54, and on time 10:13 its opened on 104.53 ?? WHY ?? And the same with next row.

why amount not match the previous closed ?


thanks for detailed explanation.

 
waza123:

Please help me to understand why this is happening ?


<TICKER>,<PER>,<DATE>,<TIME>,<OPEN>,<HIGH>,<LOW>,<CLOSE>
USDJPY,1,20140121,101200,104.5350000,104.5470000,104.5000000,104.5400000
USDJPY,1,20140121,101300,104.5300000,104.5430000,104.4700000,104.4900000
USDJPY,1,20140121,101400,104.5060000,104.5150000,104.4500000,104.4900000


On time 10:12 USDJPY closed at 104.54, and on time 10:13 its opened on 104.53 ?? WHY ?? And the same with next row.

why amount not match the previous closed ?

MT4 gets a tick when price moves, if Bid price moves from the last tick of one minute to the first tick of the next minute then there will be a "gap" . . . but "gaps" happen all the time inside bars and you can't see them so you don't post about them . . . when they happen at minute boundaries they make you panic and you colour your text in red.
 

Thanks for answer, was hard to understand, so I google about tick's and found this:

Definition - What does Tick mean?

A tick is the smallest unit of time between two currency trades. Ticks are not a consistent unit of time. For high-volume currency pairs, there can be many ticks a second. For more exotic, low-volume pairs, a single tick may last for minutes or even hours.


now I understand why the Close time do not match Open time, because in one second there was a big up or down change in tick's.


I'm right ?

 
waza123:

Thanks for answer, was hard to understand, so I google about tick's and found this:

Definition - What does Tick mean?

A tick is the smallest unit of time between two currency trades. Ticks are not a consistent unit of time. For high-volume currency pairs, there can be many ticks a second. For more exotic, low-volume pairs, a single tick may last for minutes or even hours.


now I understand why the Close time do not match Open time, because in one second there was a big up or down change in tick's.


I'm right ?

Look at your MT4 chart, each price movement, Bid or Ask, is a tick . . . look at the Volume figure for a bar, that is actually the tick count for the bar.
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