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Not receiving latest minute bar when calling History

I'm trying to work out why when i perform the following history request the last bar i receive isn't the last minute. E.g. If i do the request at 1PM ET I'm expecting the last bar beceived to be 12.59am ET but instead the most recent bar i seem to receive is a lot older.

The call is simple;

public override void OnSecuritiesChanged ( SecurityChanges changes ) {
foreach ( var change in changes.AddedSecurities ) {
var tradeBarHistory = History<TradeBar> ( change.Symbol, 1000, Resolution.Minute );

If i change the periods to 100 it works okay.

There should not be an issue receiving the last 1000 minute bars ( i'm using IQFeed )

 

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I did some debugging and it seems that the class IQLookupHistorySymbolClient has a limit of 500 for the variable _histDataPointsPerSend

That explains why the results are truncated when i request > 500 minutes for data.

Was that logic placed there because the IQFeed service does not allow more that 500 per request?

 

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Okay so it was not actually related to the IQLookupHistorySymbolClient but instead there is code in LiveTradingResultHandler::LogMessage that filters messages when the count > 500

public void LogMessage ( string message ) {
//Send the logging messages out immediately for live trading:
if (Messages.Count > 500) return;

This made it quite confusing when trying to debug on via logs.

 

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That is only if the number of messages backs up to more than 500, normally the messaging queue would push to the display / view / console faster than that. The 500 is a "just in case" to prevent an explosion of RAM.

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Okay thanks Jared.

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