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Diana Zhoshko
Team•
Dec 1, 2025
We can open your project, and testing is working. Please double-check it.
The difference in dates across timeframes is caused by two main factors:
Time zone shifts: Platforms may display data in local time, UTC, or exchange time. That affects when a “new day” is considered to begin.
Definition of a trading day: Systems aggregate candles differently depending on how they mark the start of a session. This is most noticeable on daily and higher timeframes (D1, W1, MN).
This is normal behavior, not a bug. The apparent “future bars” or inconsistencies are simply the result of how different systems handle time zones and daily session boundaries.
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Diana Zhoshko
Nov 19, 2025
Hi @User ,
Could you please send us a link to the project where you’re experiencing the issue?
User
Dec 1, 2025
https://app.forextester.com/chart?projectId=68ec072c7a34f724489d2918
Diana Zhoshko
Dec 1, 2025
Thanks!
We've forwarded your issue to our development team for review.
Once we receive an update or solution, we'll be sure to follow up with you promptly.
Diana Zhoshko
Dec 1, 2025
We can open your project, and testing is working. Please double-check it.
The difference in dates across timeframes is caused by two main factors:
Time zone shifts: Platforms may display data in local time, UTC, or exchange time. That affects when a “new day” is considered to begin.
Definition of a trading day: Systems aggregate candles differently depending on how they mark the start of a session. This is most noticeable on daily and higher timeframes (D1, W1, MN).
This is normal behavior, not a bug. The apparent “future bars” or inconsistencies are simply the result of how different systems handle time zones and daily session boundaries.