Two instrument in chart

[Gibranes]

By adding another instrument to the chart, the Nasdaq creates a time gap for me. If the nasdaq is represented alone it is ok. The other instrument has European time
How can i fix this?

[NinjaTrader_Erick]

Hello Gibranes,

Thank you for reaching out.

Are both data series using time based intervals?

What happens if you make sure both data series are using the same trading hours template?

Set the Time frame > Trading hours > To "Default 24x7" for both data series.

Apply the change, then go back to your chart, right click on your chart and select the option that says "Reload all historical data".

Do you still see the same gaps?

We look forward to hearing from you.

[Gibranes]

After doing the nasdaq it still has gaps

[NinjaTrader_Erick]

Hello Gibranes,

Thank you for your message.

Are both data series using time based intervals?

There would not be a way to fully eliminate the gaps that you are seeing. This is because both panels are sharing the same time axis. This is especially prominent when you have a time-based data series and non-time-based data series sharing the same axis.

With that said, you may be able to minimize the appearance of the gaps by experimenting with creating the chart in a different order (perhaps adding the non time based data series first, then adding the time-based chart so that the chart uses a time-axis that is formatted for the non-time based chart) or by adjusting the 'Equidistant bar spacing' property in the Chart Properties window.

Please let us know if we may assist you any further.

[Gibranes]

He didn't quite understand the concept of time-based series, I understand that all series are based on time. If the graph moves daily, there are no gaps.

[Gibranes]

The NASDAQ and its replica in a European ETF work well here