--- In [email protected], "brian_z111" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "murthysuresh" <money@> wrote:
> >
> > hello
> > attached are two screenshots of qqqq. one with a gap in data that
> the
> > cci looked to be a long zlr in morning. in analysis later, and
> after i
> > did a backfill, u can see how my trade should have been a cci
short.
> > chart with data gap http://i4.tinypic.com/72htqae.png
> > chart after backfilled. http://i19.tinypic.com/8fo9jtk.png
> >
> > how to i ensure that i dont have data gaps in my charts. this is
> very
> > critical as i trade realtime and there is not much time for me to
> keep
> > checking if all the data is there.
> > in terms of data, i use dtn iq realtime and was trusting that
there
> > would not be any gaps. but i am wrong today and hurt finacially
> too. so
> > i want to put in proper checks.
> >
> > appreciate input.
> >
> > seede
> >
>
> Seede,
>
> Don't know if this will help - maybe a starting point.
>
> Using EOD data the following could alert you to any disparities
> between an Index (benchmark) barcount and the count of the current
> symbol.
>
> I have found instances, in Yahoo ASX data where the Index count is
> erroneous (public holidays were padded in EOD data).
>
> I quickly tried to find a way to automatically set the static
> variable to the Index BarCount but staticvarSet is a bit finicky as
> to what it will allow as input so I haven't managed to achieve that.
>
> Possibly you can adapt the idea to RT.
> I think in real time your alert will be going off like crazy.
>
> brian_z
>
//P_DataHoles
SetFlag = StaticVarSet("Flag",22);//manually input benchmark barcount
Flag = StaticVarGet("Flag");
Plot(Flag,"Flag",1,1);
Plot(BarCount,"BarCount",1,1);
