Reads the server clock from the symbol's own H1 history. The forex and CME week closes at 17:00 New York, so the server time of every weekly close gives the server's UTC offset for that week. Over 60 weeks it flags irregular closes, dates every clock change and tests it against the US and European
Checks the broker's session table against the M1 history. For every minute of the week it counts on how many of the last N days the symbol really has a bar, and sets that next to SymbolInfoSessionQuote and SymbolInfoSessionTrade: declared minutes that are usually empty (rollover holes), bars in
Audits the tick history that 'Every tick based on real ticks' backtests replay. Five checks per symbol over the last N days: impossible and crossed quotes, timestamps that run backwards or repeat, one-tick price reversals sized in multiples of the symbol's own median spread, silences inside the
Audits the bar history your terminal actually holds, which is the history every backtest and every indicator reads. Six checks per symbol: impossible OHLC values, broken bar times, bars missing while the broker's own session table says it was quoting, empty and flat bars, bars that disagree with the
Measures whether an indicator repaints instead of trusting the claim. It re-reads the buffers of any custom indicator on bars that have already closed and counts every value that changes, appears or disappears, with the furthest shift back at which that still happens. Verdict per buffer on a chart
Shows the real spread for each server hour, measured from your broker's own tick history: median and 90th percentile per hour, optional cost as a share of your stop and per lot, and CSV export
A chart panel that shows the contract specification details that decide position size and trading cost (point value, spread cost, margin, swap, execution rules) in the account currency, warns about broker settings that silently break lot-size code, and exports the audit of every Market Watch symbol