I use the MD code from the TS forum. Both charts show the @ES.D with the same datafeed.
The plotted Bid/Ask/Delta values are complete different.
Different calculation on TS8 and MC3
Different calculation on TS8 and MC3
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- Marina Pashkova
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- Marina Pashkova
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- Joined: 27 Jul 2007
Hi SP,
The indicator is based on the real-time InsideBid and InsideAsk values. These values are taken from the status line (not from the chart) as the indicator is being calculated.
The thing is that the data in the status line comes from a different source compared to the data on the chart. So even if the data in TS and MC charts is identical, the data as it is streaming into the status line (and used by the indicator) might be different - due to the possible lags.
Also, when a bunch of ticks arrives, the indicator in MC can't keep up with them. As the result the caclulations won't be executed on every tick (unlike in TS).
Hence the differences.
This behavior probably won't get changed in the nearest MC versions.
Regards.
The indicator is based on the real-time InsideBid and InsideAsk values. These values are taken from the status line (not from the chart) as the indicator is being calculated.
The thing is that the data in the status line comes from a different source compared to the data on the chart. So even if the data in TS and MC charts is identical, the data as it is streaming into the status line (and used by the indicator) might be different - due to the possible lags.
Also, when a bunch of ticks arrives, the indicator in MC can't keep up with them. As the result the caclulations won't be executed on every tick (unlike in TS).
Hence the differences.
This behavior probably won't get changed in the nearest MC versions.
Regards.