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Possible missing 1-minute aggregates: MMM and HON (Stocks Basic) #1028
Notably, MMM and HON are missing the same minute (2026-08-04 13:58 UTC),
which suggests a possible ingestion-side or symbol-partition issue rather
than two independent no-trade intervals.
HON appears in two of the three cases and underwent a spinoff and company-name
change effective 2026-06-29. Could post-corporate-action symbol mapping be
related to the repeated HON omissions?
We also checked the other 28 current Dow constituents at 13:58 UTC on
2026-08-04. All 28 had bars. Across those 28, the median 13:58 volume and
transaction-count ratios versus the mean of 13:57 and 13:59 were both
approximately 0.898, so we did not observe a market-wide collapse at that
timestamp.
For all three affected five-minute windows, the five-minute aggregate volume
exactly equals the sum of the four available one-minute bars.
Could you please confirm:
Did these intervals have zero qualifying trades because of trade-condition
filtering, or do they represent an ingestion/data gap?
If this is an ingestion issue, is it known to be systematic, transient, or
symbol-partition specific?
Are five-minute aggregates constructed from the same underlying base
aggregates, or independently from qualifying trades?
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