Fins in the glass - trying to understand what happened by the ticks - page 15

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Again, there's no shortage of surprises - catching zeroing in a moment!

<DATE> <TIME> <BID> <ASK> <LAST> <VOLUME>
03.05.2019 10:00:00.006 65,335
03.05.2019 10:00:00.061 67
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 67 1
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 0 0 0 0
03.05.2019 10:00:00.118 65,46
03.05.2019 10:00:00.150 65,605
03.05.2019 10:00:00.153 65,605 55


What was that and should it be zeroed out?

USDRUB_TOM instrument.

The first minute of trading in the application.

 
Aleksey Vyazmikin:

Again, there's no shortage of surprises - catching zeroing in a moment!

<DATE> <TIME> <BID> <ASK> <LAST> <VOLUME>
03.05.2019 10:00:00.006 65,335
03.05.2019 10:00:00.061 67
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 67 1
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 0 0 0 0
03.05.2019 10:00:00.118 65,46
03.05.2019 10:00:00.150 65,605
03.05.2019 10:00:00.153 65,605 55


What was that and should it be zeroed out?

USDRUB_TOM instrument.

The first minute of trading in the application.

Zero in the quotes is a normal occurrence. I've been applying the null protection design for about five years now:

//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| Refreshes the symbol quotes data                                 |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
bool RefreshRates(void)
  {
//--- refresh rates
   if(!m_symbol.RefreshRates())
     {
      Print("RefreshRates error");
      return(false);
     }
//--- protection against the return value of "zero"
   if(m_symbol.Ask()==0 || m_symbol.Bid()==0)
      return(false);
//---
   return(true);
  }
 
Vladimir Karputov:

Zero in quotes is a normal phenomenon. I've been applying the zero protection design for about five years now:

Is this a feature of the MT5 platform?

I cannot understand how this is possible, and if the price is Last==0, why is this fact ignored on the chart?

 
Aleksey Vyazmikin:

Again, there's no shortage of surprises - catching zeroing in a moment!

<DATE> <TIME> <BID> <ASK> <LAST> <VOLUME>
03.05.2019 10:00:00.006 65,335
03.05.2019 10:00:00.061 67
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 67 1
03.05.2019 10:00:00.096 0 0 0 0
03.05.2019 10:00:00.118 65,46
03.05.2019 10:00:00.150 65,605
03.05.2019 10:00:00.153 65,605 55


What was that and should it be zeroed out?

USDRUB_TOM instrument.

The first minute of trading in the application.

There should be no such thing at all! It's always the last price, it's never 0.

Is this a real account?

Post your code that receives and stores this data.
 
prostotrader:

There should be no such thing at all! There is always a last price, it never equals 0

Is this a real account?

Post your code that receives and saves this data.

This is a real account - uploaded through the standard terminal service.

 
Aleksey Vyazmikin:

This is a real account - unloading via the standard terminal service.

Tell us specifically (step by step) what you are doing.

 
prostotrader:

Specifically (step by step) tell us what you are doing.

View>Symbols>Ticky

Select the tool USDRUB_TOM and enter the date 2019.05.03 10:00:00 to 2019.05.03 10:01:00, click on "Request" and you can export there if you want.

 
Aleksey Vyazmikin:

View>Symbols>Ticky

Select instrument USDRUB_TOM and specify date from 2019.05.03 10:00:00 to 2019.05.03 10:01:00, click "Request" and there you can optionally export.

Do you unload the data to a foreign currency account or a FORTS account?

 
prostotrader:

Are you uploading data to a foreign exchange account or a FORTS account?

I do it in a FORTS account.

 
Aleksey Vyazmikin:

Doing on FORTS account.

I see...

Did you not realise that the data for the other account is indicative (i.e. it could be anything)?

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