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March 2023
KamalChhirang
March 2023
rakeshr
Why is the low of a 1-minute candle lower than the low of a daily candle?
KamalChhirang
March 2023
edited March 2023
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I found this in thousands of rows, but let me pick one example:
Reliance - 2020-05-12
The low price of the daily candle is 1465.0.
The low price of the 1-minute candle is "1451.25" (at 15:18).
This is the URL I used to fetch the data:
"
https://api.kite.trade/instruments/historical/738561/day?from=2017-09-15+09:15:00&to=2023-03-07+15:29:00
"
"
https://api.kite.trade/instruments/historical/738561/minute?from=2020-05-01+09:15:00&to=2020-06-07+15:29:00
"
Am I doing something wrong, or is the data incorrect?"
Tagged:
historical data
rakeshr
March 2023
This thread
explains your query.
KamalChhirang
March 2023
edited March 2023
I understand this
@rakeshr
I understand not all ticks can be captured in live data.
But here, wrong ticks are captured.
One day candle is 100% correct, right? Since it is provided by exchange based on all ticks.
So, how can the tick you capture (1 minute candle) have lower price than day's low?
KamalChhirang
March 2023
Hello
@rakeshr
, could you please confirm if you have understood the point I am trying to convey? Kindly let me know if I have made any errors in my calculations. Thank you.
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I understand not all ticks can be captured in live data.
But here, wrong ticks are captured.
One day candle is 100% correct, right? Since it is provided by exchange based on all ticks.
So, how can the tick you capture (1 minute candle) have lower price than day's low?