Quote from Equalizer:
I wonder why someone from a data provider of CQG's caliber has all of sudden decided to appear on "Elite" (quite a few threads as of recent)? Whats next, Bloomberg on ET?Hmm...
Fund managers are not producing outsized returns, just look at world markets alot of sideways action, commodities currencies, all are pretty flat except for energy.
Cost cutting is one way to offset this, so instead of 20 bloomberg terminals lets just have 10. instead of 30 CQG data feeds lets cut back to 10.
Thats one answer maybe they are trying to lure some dope with a 100k account into spending 10% annually of his account equity on a CQG pkg with all the bell and whistles, that will run you close to what a bloomberg would cost.
Anyone thinking that spending more money on a charting pkg is going to make you a better trader is in for are rude awaking.
I know someone will follow up and post here something like you get what you pay for ar CQG has made me more money because its data is cleaner blah blah blah. I use DTN ProphetX and have had very few issues and it cots $100.00.