“no ticks for {day} — market closed that day, or nothing archived” in Replay

When the history download of a Replay day returns no tick at all, Senzoukria refuses to open an empty session and says “no ticks for {day} — market closed that day, or nothing archived”, with the broker codes it received.

Senzoukria · Troubleshooting · Updated September 2026


At a glance

Message
“no ticks for {day} — market closed that day, or nothing archived (codes: …)”
Session window
17:00 CT the evening before to 16:00 CT
Date picker
“The CME does not trade on weekends”
Too recent
“That session is not closed yet: the latest closed session is selected instead.”

What you see

The Replay load ends with “no ticks for {day} — market closed that day, or nothing archived (codes: …)”. The codes list is often empty.

Why it happens

The broker served the day without any trade. The two usual reasons are named in the message. The CME was closed that day (holidays are not known to the app; the date picker marks weekends with “The CME does not trade on weekends”). Or nothing is archived for that contract and day on your system: the archive may not reach that far back, or the contract was not the active month then.

A day that is not closed yet cannot be replayed; when you come from the journal, the app selects the latest closed session instead and says so.

How to fix it

  • Check the CME calendar for that date; choose another day if it was a holiday.
  • Make sure the contract matches the period: an old day on the new front month, or a recent day on an expired contract, has little or nothing.
  • Try a more recent day to test how far your archive goes.
  • For older days, import Databento exports instead.

What it is not

  • Not rp_code 13: that refusal has its own message.
  • Not a network cut: a transport error is reported as such.

When to contact support

When none of this helps, write to support through Menu → Report a problem or on the Senzoukria Discord. Include the contract, the day and the codes shown.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Replay use my local time for the day?
The session follows the CME trading day, from 17:00 Chicago time the evening before to 16:00 on the day selected.
Can I replay a random past session?
Yes. “Random session” draws one from the last six months and hides its date during the replay.

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