Spikes when turning on auto trading on Zen-Fire symbols, if the symbols are set to "Collect Data" in Quote Manager

To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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If you want to put a horizontal line in the document, use four dashes: "----".
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Don't worry about URLs - they will automatically be transformed to links.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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You can create a link directly to a wikipedia page by using the "WIKIPEDIA:" link namespace: "Here is a link to the wikipedia article about [[WIKIPEDIA:Norway|Norway]].
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Don't worry about URLs - they will automatically be transformed to links.
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Don't worry about URLs - they will automatically be transformed to links.
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If you want to add text that is not supposed to be parsed, put it inside tags, or start the line with a space.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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Don't worry about URLs - they will automatically be transformed to links.
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If you want to add text that is not supposed to be parsed, put it inside tags, or start the line with a space.
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Don't worry about URLs - they will automatically be transformed to links.
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To create a bulleted list, start one or more lines with a star ("* bulleted list item"). You can create a numbered list by using the hash/pund sign instead ("# numbered list item").
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You can use simple formatting tags for underlined text () or strikethrough ().
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples in tags.
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To auto-link to an existing issue, write "issue", "bug", "ticket" or the issue type (like "bug report" or "enhancement") followed by the issue number (ex: "ticket #3" or "bug report MYPROJ-1"). Enclose sourcecode samples between two "~~~~" lines.
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To create a bulleted list, start one or more lines with a star ("* bulleted list item"). You can create a numbered list by using the hash/pund sign instead ("# numbered list item").
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The Bug Genie will automatically add new lines when you add two new lines in your text, whereas one new line is used for formatting as you type. To force a new line, use the
tag: "There is a new
line here".
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