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December 2019
ramatius
December 2019
sujith
High value 0.0 for some FNO weekly expiry options
ramatius
December 2019
edited December 2019
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Hi,
The websockets is returning 0 values for LTP (and OHLC) for many instruments in the weekly Options expiry. See the attached screenshot.
There are entries like "'high' : 0.0, 'close' : 400.25, 'open' : 0.0, 'low' : 0.0".
How can 'high' be 0.0 when 'close' is 400.25?
How can 'price' and 'average_price' be 0 when 'close' is 400.25?
This is messing up our real time tick database and throwing algos off track.
Either explain how & why this is happening or fix this asap.
Appreciate a quick response.
Regards,
Ramakrishnan S
quantindia.in
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sujith
December 2019
Since there are no trades today, it is 0 which is correct right?
ramatius
December 2019
@sujith
If there are no trades, why is the tick being sent?
If there are no trades, why is 'close' 400.25?
Not only that, look this entry,
'last_price': 0.0, 'volume': 0, 'sell_quantity': 4875, 'last_quantity': 1000, 'change': -100, 'average_price': 0.0
(This is there in the screenshot just above the second red line)
If 'sell_quantity' is 4875, how can 'volume' be 0?
If something got sold, how can 'average_price' and 'last_price' be 0?
sujith
December 2019
A total sell quantity is a total quantity of all sell pending orders at the exchange.
There is a close price because it was traded yesterday.
ramatius
December 2019
@sujith
Do you think that covers all the questions raised?
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If there are no trades, why is the tick being sent?
If there are no trades, why is 'close' 400.25?
Not only that, look this entry,
'last_price': 0.0, 'volume': 0, 'sell_quantity': 4875, 'last_quantity': 1000, 'change': -100, 'average_price': 0.0
(This is there in the screenshot just above the second red line)
If 'sell_quantity' is 4875, how can 'volume' be 0?
If something got sold, how can 'average_price' and 'last_price' be 0?
There is a close price because it was traded yesterday.