I am having an issue were charts stop updating price bars. If you look at the Bid/Ask on the chart trader panel, they continue update, while the price bars do not. I first reported the issue on 1/27/11. http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...ad.php?t=37888 I am unable to reproduce it at will. It occurs at random. Usually in the first hour of the market open 930-1030est. The last 2 times it has occured have been at 955est right when the consumer confidence numbers were released and on the ES. I tried to document it the best I could this time.
NT 7.0.1000.6
IB TWS 917.8
The instrument that stopped updating this morning was the ES 09-11. Consumer Confidence was released and ES started to drop. The BID/ASK on the Chart Trader continued to update but the price bars stopped. BID/ASK on the chart trader panel matched the BID/ASK on TWS.
After waiting 5 minutes and no movement in the price bars I did Reload All Historical Date on the ES chart Which produced the chart below. All the missing bars were drawn on this 1 min chart. But the price marker went back to 1311.00 which is were the bars stopped updating, paused for 3 seconds then went down to the current or correct price and started updating the price bar to follow price. A second Reload All historical Data corrected the bad bar and continued to update both bars and BID/ASK since then.
Screen shot after second Reload All Historical Data
This affected all ES charts on 2 different work spaces. I had 2 additional workspaces open, one with the EURUSD and another workspace with charts for the SSO. They were not affected. The chart template is set to <use instrument> and checking the instrument manager shows CME US Index Futures ETH.
Since I first discovered this issue back in January, I have reloaded both the computer os (Vista) and reloaded NT 7 from scratch. It was first noticed on stocks, and now I am seeing it on indexed futures. I can not reproduce this, it occurs at random but almost always in the first hour of trading 0930-1030est.
Would you please check into this thank-you.
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