The differences between the euro and dollar chart arise because the dollar chart reflects the original USD feed, while the euro chart is recalculated by IG tick by tick into euros…
Is dit nou een welles-nietes spelletje of zo ? 🙂
Can’t you just reason what is happening ? I did my part on it.
FACT is : the whole day I again have been watching these both charts, up till somewhere this afternoon. And suddenly now, when I watch again after reading your post, they are different indeed ??
Anyway, nothing is recalculated in euros because euros don’t show anywhere. Or do you see them ? then show us.
… But I think I see something else now. See in the 2nd attachment. This is a 1 tick chart and it mighty much looks the same throughout. The 10 ticks chart do not at all (any more). They show gaps at random places. So the forming of the bars does work out the same on the both charts. I have seen a case (I think on IG) that the averages don’t match up. That would count for my first screenshot too. But not at the real tick level (2nd screenshot).
The 3rd screenshot bears a TF of 1 second. I again see differences there (see towards the end).
So something is not right in the realm of counting ticks consistently for both “streams” which are not two streams at all.
It feels like aggregated data because it looks like aggregated data (like IB’s data stream does that severely). But in this case not at the 1 tick level, or at least not with an exhibited difference between the two. Bars of 2 ticks already show the difference clearly. What also clearly shows is the one chart updating after the other. With 1 tick both update exactly equal (for what I can see and at the highest speed-setting of the stream).
Stupid stuff ! (until I understand)
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