TradeStopTime is 1374, i didnt key in this time but it looks weird stop time

[honest-trader]

Backtesting using Kinetick Historical minute data
Hi
I backtested a strategy and had results of about 10 different strategy results, from that i chose one of them and ran a backtest/optimize. Attached is the image
If you notice TradeStopTime is 1374, i didnt key in this time but it looks weird stop time. Im based in the UK.
Why does this happen?

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello honest-trader,

Are you asking why this is a whole number instead of in a time format?

Likely because the input is a public int (integer) and not a public TimeSpan or DateTime.

Integers can be optimized over so often the start / end hour will be optimized from 0 to 23 and start minute from 0 to 59, and this would be used as the hour and minute parameters to create a DateTime object or TImeSpan object used within the logic of the script.

I've moved this post to a new thread as it was not on the topic of the original thread.

[honest-trader]

Thanks for moving it.

My question is 1374 is not a valid time and also Exit time is 1499 which doesn't look like a time related number?

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello honest-trader,

1374 is not a valid time, and this strategy does not appear to be setup correctly to use this input if it is intended to me a time input.

Most coders will use an int for the hour and an int for the minute (separately) as alluded to in post #2.