There is a steady trend building up. Additionally, the bid/ask gets volatile when it gets to the bottom of the range.
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There is a steady trend building up. Additionally, the bid/ask gets volatile when it gets to the bottom of the range.
Qtrader. It's kind of weird. A tech once showed me a way to chart a custom intermarket spread via QFormula and I even brought it up on a DOM. Anyway, he said that CQGIC functions were trickling down to QTrader unannounced.
Later on, the functionality disappeared. Perhaps, It was a bug that he reported. Or, maybe I just forgot how to do it right.
Btw, AMP has it for free.
Later on, the functionality disappeared. Perhaps, It was a bug that he reported. Or, maybe I just forgot how to do it right.
Btw, AMP has it for free.
QTrader is much more limited.
This is pretty much it: You define a spread in Formula Builder and you chart it. You can't bring it up on a DOM and you will have to leg in to execute.
http://help.cqg.com/qtrader/#!Documents/tocreatespreadqformulas.htm
However, you can analyze option spreads (I discovered upgraded features tonight), graph forward curves, graph a fixed income product according to yield and get full RTD functionality/library. To call them RTD samples is an understatement.
This is pretty much it: You define a spread in Formula Builder and you chart it. You can't bring it up on a DOM and you will have to leg in to execute.
http://help.cqg.com/qtrader/#!Documents/tocreatespreadqformulas.htm
However, you can analyze option spreads (I discovered upgraded features tonight), graph forward curves, graph a fixed income product according to yield and get full RTD functionality/library. To call them RTD samples is an understatement.
