Request: What is the easiest way to get chart and study data from a chart into an Excel spreadsheet?
Solution: Simply right-click the chart area that has the market data and, at… more
Request: What is the easiest way to get chart and study data from a chart into an Excel spreadsheet?
Solution: Simply right-click the chart area that has the market data and, at… more
Request: I want to plot a historical daily chart of a spread: December Wheat versus December Corn. I want the chart to be a continuation chart and to always use December contracts for the two… more
Request: How can I get the symbols I see in the All Contracts Window into Excel? I cannot select the columns and copy and paste.
Solution: CQG offers an Excel RTD Add-in. There is a 64-bit… more
Request: How can I make the Net Change in the DOMTrader® be easier to read for the Japanese Yen contract?
Solution: You can limit the length of the net change by turning off decimals:
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My Imoku study is not lining up over the bars and using the same scale as the price. How do I correct this?
Solution:
Right-click the study, select Modify Study.… more
Request:
I would like to see in a quote display the same open, high, low, and close prices I see on a chart with a custom session.
Solution: Enter the symbol, then a comma… more
Request:
I want to chart the DDH6-EPH6*5 spread using a Heikin-Ashi chart. On a bar chart, I just see a closing line chart and it will not work in a Heikin-Ashi chart.
Solution:… more
Request:
The 12m DEC16DEC17 Eurodollar and the 12m DEC16DEC17 Sterling spread should be around 2, but I see 34. Why is this?
Solution:
In CQG the EDA spread is quoted as… more
Have you used CQG's new Calendar of Events? The Calendar of Events allows you to track economic releases with a concise calendar. It provides details for key global macroeconomic indicators,… more
If you use Windows® 7 and have upgraded to Office 2013, you may have noticed that price updates in your CQG-powered Excel dashboards now look like little slot machine quotes with prices rolling… more