Maybe you should play around with it a bit more .... I don't think it is a good idea to 'miss' the open ... depending on your strategy.
I match up 1 min bar == 5 min bar open == daily bar open. (try taking 5 min off the close and also check your night session settings ... see that they match). You should be able to include the 0900 open from the 12 min bar - I have. --- In [email protected], "ezbentley" <ezbent...@...> wrote: > > The settings are initially at 9:30~16:00. After I changed it to 9:31~16:00, > the data now is aligned. > > Thank you. > > > > --- In [email protected], "brian_z111" <brian_z111@> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > Check your DatabaseSettings >> IntradaySettings > > > > StartTime/EndTime should equal 6.5 hours * 12 * 5min bars == 78 > > > > Start == 0930 End = 1555 == 6.5 hours inclusive (I have the preferences > > time stamp set to START TIME OF INTERVAL) > > > > This assmes you are in the US market (6.5 hours). > > > > My personal choice is to close at 4PM (the last bar includes up to 4.05pm) > > because the volume then is greater than some intraday bars but that is just > > for my own use). > > > > --- In [email protected], "ezbentley" <ezbentley@> wrote: > > > > > > My data base has 1 minute resolution, but when I set the interval to 5 > > > minutes, the first bar of the day appears as 9:31. The second bar appears > > > as 9:35 and the rest of the day is normal. Due to that additional bar at > > > open, there are 79 5-minute bars in a day instead of 78. Why is that? I > > > tried to play with the Preferences->Intraday settings, but those settings > > > just change the time stamp for each bar and don't fix the problem that I > > > got two bars at open instead of one. > > > Can anyone help? > > > > > >
