switch(e.MarketDataType){
case MarketDataType.Bid:
ts = DateTime.Now.ToUniversalTime() - DateTime.Now.Date;
…
strMilliSeconds= Convert.ToInt32(ts.TotalMilliseconds).ToString();
…
I have noticed that data comes in burst or package slots (not in real time).
More or less, packages are of 300-400 milliseconds, all events in one ‘package’ has the same timestamp and then there is a gap of information. Just for example, look milliseconds (last column) of real data:
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 2 44 57558073
1.2482 1 1.2482 1.2483 1 44 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 1 46 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 1 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 8 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 7 50 57558073
1.2482 1 1.2482 1.2483 6 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 7 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 10 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 11 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 12 50 57558073
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 13 50 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 13 42 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 13 40 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 13 38 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 14 38 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 15 38 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 16 38 57558433
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 24 38 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 25 38 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 26 38 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 27 38 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 27 34 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 27 33 57558777
1.2482 0 1.2482 1.2483 27 34 57558777
Is it normal behavior?
Is data coming on packages from Kinetick or is it a NinjaTrader issue?
Thank in advance

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