Support Board
Date/Time: Mon, 26 Oct 2026 10:58:46 +0000
Post From: Chart does not refresh simulated position / order fills after changing T&CQ Symbol
| [2026-09-20 18:51:50] |
| tomas262 - Posts: 164 |
|
It happened again with a fresh Sierra Chart installation and a new setup. I have now managed to reproduce the issue, and I also found a simple workaround. For example, when the chart is configured as: Symbol: MNQZ26_FUT_CME Trade and Current Quote Symbol: NQZ26_FUT_CME everything initially works correctly, but at some point the historical fills disappear from the chart. The Last Day P/L value on the left side disappears as well, even though the Trade Activity Log clearly shows that I lost approximately -855 trading NQZ26_FUT_CME on Friday. I believe the issue may initially be triggered when I temporarily remove the Trade and Current Quote Symbol because I want to view historical MNQ trades, and then set NQZ26_FUT_CME back again. I will continue testing this. WORKAROUND: I set both the chart symbol and the trade symbol back to the September contract, MNQU26_FUT_CME. After the chart reloads, I immediately roll the chart forward again to the current December contract, MNQZ26_FUT_CME. After the second reload, the fills and Last Day P/L appear again. The attached video demonstrates the issue clearly. Simply changing the contract back and forth causes the missing fills to reappear on the same chart. This does not appear to be expected behavior, unless there is some setting or workflow requirement I am overlooking. EDIT: Interestingly, after switching the chart back to the September contract, the Last Day P/L still shows the -855 loss from Friday, even though that loss was generated while trading NQZ26_FUT_CME. This suggests that the trade activity itself is still loaded and available to the chart; it is only the display of the fills which appears to get into an inconsistent state until the contract is switched/reloaded. Sincerely, Your happy customer since 2010 Tomas Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-09-20 18:59:42
|
Private File |