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Different data between PRT and IG


dNucci

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Hi everyone, I’ve a visualization problem from data showed on PRT and IG/tradingview/other brokers.

As you can see on images that I’ve uploaded on this topic there are several bars, on 10 minutes timeframe and ofc in the others, that show a very different bar composition.
I need to know why there is this problem, if I’m alone to see it and how can I fix it.

The market where I found this incongruence between IG and PRT is ENI spa, italian MIB FTSE.

Thanks 

 

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