[jfroth82Participant January 8, 2013 at 10:44 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Export in 4H, 30M time frames #18507

Great, thank you. 30M and 4H is what I need, but like I mentioned, it would be most helpful to have it totally customizable to any time frame you want.

[jfroth82Participant December 6, 2012 at 10:36 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Automated time adjustments based on Daylight Savings Time #18425

Just to give you an update on this requirements for me – I decided to export all data in GMT using Tickstory.
Since I’m using my own strategy testing software that I developed, I just updated it to do the time shifting automatically for different time zones. So it’s not so important for me to have Tickstory handle eliminating Sunday bars or other kinds of time adjustments.

[jfroth82Participant December 6, 2012 at 10:30 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Quick export to file, without missing data check #18440

I see your point about confusing people. I don’t mind if it still does the check for data on the server but as long as it’s super fast. It’s not a big deal if you’re exporting a few weeks of data. But when you’re exporting years of data, it becomes painfully slow to do, especially if you already have all the data stored locally.

[jfroth82Participant December 6, 2012 at 10:28 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Specify folder for exported files #18442

Great, I didn’t realize I could do that. So then I guess this feature is already implemented 🙂

[jfroth82Participant December 4, 2012 at 11:06 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Automated time adjustments based on Daylight Savings Time #18424

Yes, thank you very much. This helps a lot.

[jfroth82Participant December 4, 2012 at 10:45 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: can’t post new topics or reply in New features & suggestions #18437

Thanks, I tried it now and it works.

[jfroth82Participant November 30, 2012 at 11:55 am Post count: 15]

in reply to: Checking for missing data #18419

Thanks a lot for your helpful reply. I was referring to data gaps from the source (Dukascopy) and if there are any checks in Tickstory to make sure the data that’s imported doesn’t have any gaps.

I’m a little confused, though, because you said: “at the moment it assumes that there are no gaps in the Dukascopy data between the first date that is available to the current day” and then “If there was any gap, you would receive an error message in the alert box” which seem like contradictory statements.

So what exactly would happen if you downloaded data from Dukascopy with gaps and then tried to export. Did you mean that it would download the data without any warnings but then when you would export it, it would give you a warning? So that would mean there IS a gap checking mechanism during the data export phase? If that’s the case, then is it intelligent enough to know about days that the market is closed (e.g. Christmas, New Year) and not treat those as gap days?

Thanks again for a great product.

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