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update plotter to leave out days/minites on which there is no data #58
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…uch as weekends, time between 4:00pm to nextday's 9:30am
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… it's true, only datetime with data will be plotted, or all the time series will be plotted which is the same as the former edition
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update plotter to leave out days/minites on which there is no data such as weekends, time between 4:00pm to next day's 9:30am for stock market, for more information, please refer to matplotlib's official example: http://matplotlib.org/examples/api/date_index_formatter.html,