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Beg to differ here zerodha.If you start the candle at 0-59 and others 0-60;there should not be a variance,if the candle close or open is not at exact high or low;but unfortunately that is not the case with PI.I mean to say for eg if a candle starts at 0 seconds at value 8000 and at 59 seconds it is 8020,at 50 seconds it is 8025,and finally at 60 seconds it is 8019;then both the candles must be of the same size ,am I right?But in PI charts 70-90% of the swing highs&lows differ from nse tame data or Icharts data.So there definitely is some error in data.I think Iam talking sense.If not please correct me
Zerodha.Apart from criticism let me add one more thing.As far as I have seen PI is much more stable lightweight in comparison with NEST and if you fix this issue,it really is a beatiful software.Take it as positive criticism as I have been trading with you for the last three years and been a beetatester of PI too.
Zerodha.Apart from criticism let me add one more thing.As far as I have seen PI is much more stable lightweight in comparison with NEST and if you fix this issue,it really is a beatiful software.Take it as positive criticism as I have been trading with you for the last three years and been a beetatester of PI too.
Hi friends,
Below story is not related to this thread sorry in advance but this is simply inspirational...
NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER, NEVER GIVE UP !
An amazing story on Marvan Attapattu Srilankan Cricketer. It’s a story that Harsha Bhogle, India’s most loved cricket commentator, loves to tell, over and over again. Making his debut in Test cricket for Sri Lanka, Marvan scored a duck in his first innings. And again, in his second innings.
They dropped him. So he went back to the nets for more practice. More first-class cricket. More runs. Waiting for that elusive call. And after twenty-one months, he got a second chance.
This time, he tried harder. His scores: 0 in the first innings, 1 in the second Dropped again, he went back to the grind. And scored tonnes of runs in first-class cricket. Runs that seemed inadequate to erase the painful memories of the Test failures. Well, seventeen months later, opportunity knocked yet again. Marvan got to bat in both innings of the Test. His scores: 0 and 0. Phew!
Back to the grind. Would the selectors ever give him another chance? They said he lacked big-match temperament. His technique wasn’t good enough at the highest level. Undaunted, Marvan kept trying.
Three years later, he got another chance. This time, he made runs. He came good. And in an illustrious career thereafter, Marvan went on to score over 5000 runs for Sri Lanka. That included sixteen centuries and six double hundreds. And he went on to captain his country. All this despite taking over six years to score his second run in Test cricket. Wow! What a guy!
How many of us can handle failure as well as he did? Six years of trying, and failing. He must have been tempted to pursue another career. Change his sport perhaps. Play county cricket. Or, oh well, just give up. But he didn’t. And that made the difference.
We all hear stories of talented people who gave up before their potential was realized. People who changed jobs and careers when success seemed elusive.
The next time you are staring at possible failure or rejection, think of Marvan. And remember this: If you don’t give up, if you believe in yourself, if you stay the course, the run will eventually come. What more you could even become captain some day.
NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER, NEVER GIVE UP ! :clap::clapping::thumb:
Below story is not related to this thread sorry in advance but this is simply inspirational...
NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER, NEVER GIVE UP !
An amazing story on Marvan Attapattu Srilankan Cricketer. It’s a story that Harsha Bhogle, India’s most loved cricket commentator, loves to tell, over and over again. Making his debut in Test cricket for Sri Lanka, Marvan scored a duck in his first innings. And again, in his second innings.
They dropped him. So he went back to the nets for more practice. More first-class cricket. More runs. Waiting for that elusive call. And after twenty-one months, he got a second chance.
This time, he tried harder. His scores: 0 in the first innings, 1 in the second Dropped again, he went back to the grind. And scored tonnes of runs in first-class cricket. Runs that seemed inadequate to erase the painful memories of the Test failures. Well, seventeen months later, opportunity knocked yet again. Marvan got to bat in both innings of the Test. His scores: 0 and 0. Phew!
Back to the grind. Would the selectors ever give him another chance? They said he lacked big-match temperament. His technique wasn’t good enough at the highest level. Undaunted, Marvan kept trying.
Three years later, he got another chance. This time, he made runs. He came good. And in an illustrious career thereafter, Marvan went on to score over 5000 runs for Sri Lanka. That included sixteen centuries and six double hundreds. And he went on to captain his country. All this despite taking over six years to score his second run in Test cricket. Wow! What a guy!
How many of us can handle failure as well as he did? Six years of trying, and failing. He must have been tempted to pursue another career. Change his sport perhaps. Play county cricket. Or, oh well, just give up. But he didn’t. And that made the difference.
We all hear stories of talented people who gave up before their potential was realized. People who changed jobs and careers when success seemed elusive.
The next time you are staring at possible failure or rejection, think of Marvan. And remember this: If you don’t give up, if you believe in yourself, if you stay the course, the run will eventually come. What more you could even become captain some day.
NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER, NEVER GIVE UP ! :clap::clapping::thumb:
All criticism taken in right spirit. 
About the EOD thing you had pointed out, we will soon start EOD based on Bhavcopy and not use 1 min candles to plot.
Data on two intraday charts are very very tough to match exactly, as explained here: http://tradingqna.com/8843/technical-charts-google-finance-yahoo-finance-amibroker-match
Cheers,
About the EOD thing you had pointed out, we will soon start EOD based on Bhavcopy and not use 1 min candles to plot.
Data on two intraday charts are very very tough to match exactly, as explained here: http://tradingqna.com/8843/technical-charts-google-finance-yahoo-finance-amibroker-match
Cheers,
All criticism taken in right spirit.
About the EOD thing you had pointed out, we will soon start EOD based on Bhavcopy and not use 1 min candles to plot.
Data on two intraday charts are very very tough to match exactly, as explained here: http://tradingqna.com/8843/technical-charts-google-finance-yahoo-finance-amibroker-match
Cheers,
About the EOD thing you had pointed out, we will soon start EOD based on Bhavcopy and not use 1 min candles to plot.
Data on two intraday charts are very very tough to match exactly, as explained here: http://tradingqna.com/8843/technical-charts-google-finance-yahoo-finance-amibroker-match
Cheers,
http://www.traderji.com/words-wisdom/98171-just-drop-here-12.html#post1075821 Cheers
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