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Just
so you know, the MS format uses 13:00 for 1 p.m. This may be part of your
problem.
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Also,
the "start time" in MS refers to when the intraday period starts (i.e., a new
day starts) not the first hour your data is from.
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I just
read somewhere that for forex purposes, it is generally acceptable to use
5:00 EST for an end time.
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Good
Trading,
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Joe
J.
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: elnaseer dina
[mailto:zebra7860@xxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 11:32
AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject:
[EquisMetaStock Group] (unknown)
Hello,
I just wanted an opinion from the folks who own Metastock 8.0 pro.
I primarily use it to store intraday data which I had saved on Excel for
a long time. In inputting the data in the downloader, it asks for a
"start" and "end" time. I originally started collecting my hourly data
at 1:00 pm. a few weeks back and therefore inputted "01:00" as my start
time. This was simple enough. Because I play the forex market and
the forex market trades 24 hours a day for almost 5.5 days in a week, what
should be stipulated as the "end" time?
I tried putting in 12;10, 12:50 just to fiddle around with it but found
that MS 8.0 deleted a specific bar when viewing the charts even though the
Excel spreadsheet contained the information.
For any of those you who trade the Forex market, got any ideas as to the
start and end time or do you simply leave it blank?
Thanks,
Al
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