Re: How to resample continuosly time data to be represented real time

On 21 Mag, 23:37, "Skybuck Flying" <BloodySh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Actually I think what I just invented HAHA lol could be an improvement
to
> the CandleStick chart.
>
> The candle stick chart normally only shows:
>
> 1. Maximum =3D Highest Traded Price of that day.
> 2. Minimum =3D Lowest Traded Price of that day.
> 3. Top of Box =3D Closing or Opening Price of that day.
> 4. Bottom of Box =3D Closing or Opening Price of that day.
>
> (3,4 depends if stock went down or up)
>
> What is missing in this chart is the average ?!?
>
> If one keeps track of prices during that day... one might be able to
> calculate an average as well.
>
> So:
>
> 5. Dot =3D Average Price of that day ;)
>
> Could be interesting.
>
> Bye,
> =A0 Skybuck.

Thanks a lot Skybuck,

  all that is very fa****nating. There is a little problem: I have to
do a line chart.

  If I had to do the candlestick chart I wouldn't have the problem I
am asking advice about.

 The problem here is not about the type of representation: I have
usually no problem creating whatever graphics,
 the question I am making is about the resampling scheme. I am sorry
probably I am not clear.

 Actually, I begin to think that I could perhaps resample picewise, to
avoid smoothing differently the different part of the chart
 and then when all the list is scanned up to the limit start over the
resampling process...

 I need to do the line chart. Thanks for your patience.

-P