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Strange. Can you tell me the names of your brokers at Velocity and RCG and we'll make sure they know how to control risk settings in CQG. You can PM them to me if you don't want to list it publicly. Again, risk and margins are being set by brokers and FCMs. They have 100% rights to set account...

CQG runs the spreads and other strategies on the servers that are colocated as close to exchanges as possible. Thus, the speed advantage.

Someone is feeding you wrong information. CQG has the software to perform the risk analysis of the account, but the parameters and rules (as to what to check for) is being set by your broker. Your FCM is accountable for your risk to the exchange, CQG just provides them the tools to do that...

CQG definitely allows you to do that. You can either create your own indicators using CQG language and then distribute it to others without disclosing the code behind it or you can program your indicators in C++/C# and then embed them into CQG so they look like built-in studies. First option is...

CQG has different consolidation rules. Some installations have no consolidation at all, the largest is 50 ms. If you spread, however, client side data delivery is absolutely irrelevant, all CQG spreads are working on the exchange side with no data consolidation or any other type of delay at all.

No, the policies on CQGTrader still stay the same. CQG tries to adhere to exchange rules (unlike some other vendors) and do not give away real time data to non trading customers.

Naveevi, you are looking at CQG Integrated client - all of the data you pay for is enabled already (including DOM). In order to demo the trading part of the platform please call your CQG support and ask to get you access to simulation account (not demo). They will be able to help you. If not...

Quote from TraDaToR: Hello, I am tempted to upgrade my trading platform and try CQG integrated client. I read on the website that IC permits backtesting, optimization and automation. Who uses CQG to automate? Lots of people do, I guess most of them are not reading this forum...

please contact CQG support with this. If you provide your logs they will be able to escalate it to the right group.

I think they expect a ruling toward Q1 of next year. My opinion (and I am not a lawyer) is that if you do not make any money on the concept they will not have a case against you. But then, who knows what TT legal team decides to do. So far their enforcement was pretty illogical and...

Yeah, all of the above came from the battle with ECCO, the CQG claim along with the one from GL and RCG are in line and will be considered after the eCCO one is resolved. But since they all are pretty much the same everyone is watching the first trial.

CQG has two claims - one that the patent is invalid as the cocept of "static" price ladder was created and used in other products before TT and that patenting the UI concept is kind of meaningless. It also claims that its responsive price scale is not static as it moves when the market price...

Gary, check your PM, I just replied with some ideas.

Mark, I am afraid you have pretty outdated information. CQG has opened up interface a while ago to allow both data extraction from CQG (via CQG API) and to allow people to code up their proprietary studies or conditions into CQG using high level language of their choice. So what Brian used to do...

Yes, CQG is in a process of rolling out the Auto Spreader product. The main difference between it and other UI based spreader solutions is that its spreading engine is located next to the exchange, so you don't have a penalty of latency for data to get to your client. This also means you can...

When you buy charting terminal you have to pay exchange fees for each real time exchange you are getting. The amount varies by exchange. When you are using the trading terminal most exchanges do not charge for the real time data (assuming that you will trade from it). When you use CQG...

Whatever you are paying for your CQG charting package for $200/month more you will get an ability to trade on all of the exchanges/markets you are interested in. There is no per-transaction or filled lot fee, so trade as little or as much as you like. Another point is that once you turn your...

Dogfish, please see answers to your questions inline below:

Why wouldn't you call CQG directly? They have knowledeable support staff that can help with programming and indicators.

Check out https://www.cqgdatafactory.com/, they have the exchange traded spreads.