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By the way, here's a simple example, as they say find ten differences in the graph, and this is not the best example yet, just a comparison of what I use for testing:) I wonder who has more ticks:) Clearly horizontal ticks should not be at all (straight), it immediately indicates that the tick fell out, but such a difference, it's not ticks fall out, there's something else :))) All in real time, a few seconds of tick update. The difference in client exchange rate is minimal. I have a feeling averaging is playing a role here, volumes are different and time intervals are different:) It is not without reason they say that one brokerage company may lose an EA, and another one may make pure profit, well, with such a difference you better believe it :) Moreover, the volume at different times may be different, exactly the opposite, as they say, I'll switch the windows in two places :) Of course there is no time interval, but I think I'll do in time, server time and local.
The continuation is no better:) I feel like they are not real quotes but close, say a minute difference, and the brokerage company knows where to make a mow just in case:) This is nonsense at all:)))).
For example, by local time you can clearly say what the difference is, if there is a problem with speed, especially if you measure it down to a millisecond, but the server time can be different:) And since server time to a second, not complicated calculations screw local milliseconds, without the discrepancy:) At the speed of light, of course not work, not everywhere the backbone between routers is a fiber:).
Z.I.: Just thinking out loud:)
Hence I'm inclined to make analysis mainly from primary sources - information agencies, and use data of brokerage companies only for making trading decisions taking into account the decision of the expert system that has already been formed. In this case, if some intervals are manipulated by DC, these intervals are very short anyway, and sooner or later the DC will have to follow the market trend. And if they slow down and distort, a skillful analysis can be used against them since it only delays their data and if a decision is formed based on other data, this delay gives additional time for placing and withdrawing orders.
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So are those ticks you have from different brokers over an equal period of time or what?
It is not without reason they say that one brokerage company may lose an EA and another one may make a net profit, well, there is a big difference between them :)
Don't look for the truth in ticks, better read the topic: Standard Misconceptions in trying to trade in noise (was "Nightmare on MT4").
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Don't look for truth in ticks.
PS: Everyone gets something out of it, but don't push the idea back, because in any issue, you have to get to the end, at least logically before you move away, best to leave what you did for others, then someone else will go the same way even better and more perfect.
Many have searched in this area, but the results are disastrous - everything turns into banal scalping. The person writes an amazing scalping system, he sees the profits, but in reality the smallest difference in one pip leads to the killing of the entire trade. After that the programmer draws the loud conclusion "the tester is lying!
To avoid such conclusions I have to keep repeating - "do not get into ticks, write thick-skinned Expert Advisors, use constant noise at least for half of a spread". But burying in ticks is a necessary rake, which every mechanic must step on by himself/herself, ignoring one of the main conditions of strategy building (robustness).
This is exactly how the tic hobby should be perceived: "I, F.Y.I., being of sound mind and memory, declare that I spit on the rule of robustness and seek my own way!" :)
I have achieved what I wanted for myself, but for them trading is still a roulette wheel. Other people's experience is no indicator, what one person sees, another will not see. You can talk on the forum as much as you like, nothing will change without putting some effort into mastering the field, everyone will do it in his own way.