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Frank,
This could possibly be for the display of volumes on the
charts etc, but for the data storage, I have not found such truncation problems.
And I have created quite a few indicators based on volumes. :)
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face=Verdana>03/10/2004 1866.30 1866.40 1835.80 1844.35 21863913603/11/2004 1843.95 1843.95 1798.45 1805.40 19417880003/12/2004 1805.20 1820.95 1775.90 1812.20 20311832003/15/2004 1812.45 1836.00 1751.80 1763.40 21908172803/16/2004 1763.35 1769.50 1730.10 1749.35 230283488
Here is a sample of the data stored by me, using
Downloader.
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Volume
Dusant,
This is a copy of the reply I recieved from Metastock:
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If you are getting the data through the Downloader, the volume data is
truncated by a factor of 100, or two zeros. This is called local data. If you
are using the online data or data on demand in MetaStock, that volume data is
not truncated like the Downloader. Just remember that if the Downloader got
the data, to mentally add two zeros to the volume figure and if doing formulas
on the volume local data and you are looking for a true volume of 1,000,000,
then your formula must look for 10,000
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