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Hi
I am having difficulty understanding the time and sales sizes with a zen-fire feed. I see plenty of large sizes going through 100-1000+. However when I compare it to an esignal time and sales the numbers nowhere near match, esignal rarely has such large sizes. Am I missing something here? Is zen-fire doing some kind of sub-totalling not done by esignal. I am showing my ignorance here, but I thought the "size" is simply the number of contracts a single order is at the price quoted? If this is the wrong forum for this question, I would be grateful if you could advise where I should ask thanks in advance |
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sub5mango, I believe this is due to the unfiltered nature of the ZenFire feed - your understanding is correct, the 'Time and Sales' lists the last transaction (tick) trade volume and if it was done at the bid or the ask.
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Hi Bertrand,
thanks for the speedy reply. I am not sure what you mean by the "unfiltered nature"? Just to clarify, to check my assumption is right: so if I see on my T&S (all bid) Time ES Price Size 15:39:00 924.25 200 15:39:00 924.25 150 15:38:00 924.00 100 This is what is happening: at 15:39:00, a single order got filled at 924.25 for 200 contracts at 15:39:00, a single order got filled at 924.25 for 150 contracts at 15:38:00, a single order got filled at 924.00 for 100 contracts |
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Hi sub5mango, this is correct - the difference with ZenFire for example is that there's no tick aggregation done and you receive the data from the exchange raw or unfiltered which could give you more ticks / trades. Two different feeds will most likely never match to 100% in delivered ticks, so you can expect to see varying numbers depending on which you compare.
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Does it still display? Is there any indicator that captures 'exactly' what the T&S shows? Thanks, |
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David, it would pickup trades above the ask or above and trades below the bid and below, the trades in between are ignored - you then need to custom code to include those in the calcs, too.
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