little bug

[gidielle]

[Jerry Medved]

you have "Show Current Value" parameter turned off for CMF and BAVT

[Jerry Medved]

Also, you really should use the MT version of the symbol:

@FDAXM14:DTB

or 

@FDAXM14:EX

 

(both will work).  This way MT knows it is a futures symbol and can properly assign the timeframe

[gidielle]

 I'm sorry.

 

@FDAXM14:DTB (ok but I haven't the eurex data yet)

 

@FDAXM14:EX doesn't run, (also @FDAXM14.EX or @FDAXM4:EX)

 

thank you

[Jerry Medved]

for MT with Yahoo, DTB and EX will work the same way. 

 

@FDAXM14:EX  works - I checked.  However, you cannot have that symbol in the portfolio at the same time as the old one.

[gidielle]

@FDAXM14:EX had run, but it had stopped 2 hours before the close, than I have delete it, paste FDAXM4.EX end it was running.

[Jerry Medved]

Changing symbols is not necessary. You could just change the timeframe on the chart VIEW tab.  When you say stop, I assume the issue was with charts, not quotes, since internally it is the exact same symbol being queried.   What time exactly did it stop - including timezone.

 

It should have defaulted to "EUREX DAX/EuroStoxx" timeframe, which is 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, UTC + 1 (Amsterdam, Berlin, etc)

[gidielle]

yes, "EUREX DAX/EuroStoxx" is the timeframe of the chart

[Jerry Medved]

but at what exact times did the charts stop? and is it just charts or raw data? when I backfilled using Yahoo, there was an hour gap but that is their data, not MT.

[gidielle]

today I wasn't near pc, tomorrow I will test all day the symbol