VeighNa Bar Timestamps Mark the Candle Start

Summary

A short forum exchange addresses why the final minute bar appears to be missing before the market close. The reply explains that VeighNa timestamps a bar at the time the candle begins. As a result, a bar covering the final minute may carry the timestamp for the start of that minute rather than the closing time, which can make it look absent if data is checked against the end time.

The document offers no troubleshooting steps, code changes, examples, or independent evidence beyond this clarification. It does not establish whether the reported bar was actually present or explain how session settings, data feeds, or aggregation affect the observation. Treat the timestamp convention as a useful first check when interpreting bar times; the exchange alone cannot diagnose the specific missing-data report.

Key ideas

• VeighNa timestamps a bar by its start time.
• A final-minute bar may therefore be labeled with a time earlier than the market close.
• The forum reply gives a timestamp clarification but does not diagnose the reported data issue.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.