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Re: Stock price data (open, high, low, close)
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| Christakis John 2004-05-12, 9:10 pm |
| Hiya,
I really should re-read my own posts :( The real problem I have is 1
minute data that is missing some minutes (samples/candles/elements call them
what you will). I call them candles usually as that is how I chart them.
I have approached this from another angle and I think I have it nutted out
now. I was just hoping that someone else had already done it, but I can't
find anything quickly, so maybe I will post what I finally do.
thanks tho'
cj
> If that fails, supply a good description & example of the
> source data and what you want to do with it. I'm a little
>  about your "datetime" - you hint that the data
> represents a period of time (1 min), but for that you
> would need two datetime values. Otherwise it seems
> straightforward - the "high" for a 5 minute period is the
> max high of the 5 1-minute samples, likewise with the "low".
> "Open" is the opening value of the first 1-min sample, and
> "close" is the closing value of the final 1-min sample.
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> jc
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