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Portara - Discussion on SOB (Start of Bar) versus EOB (End of Bar) intraday txt CSV backtest data
Some backtesters require data in SOB (Start of Bar) format where others require an EOB (End of Bar) approach. This video contrasts the difference between the two sets of valid timestamp models — for the data importer interfaces that backtesters contain — and researchers inevitable come across. With Portara, you can make backtesting choices for any style of backtester you currently work with — even customized self-designs. Make sure you UNDERSTAND fully the data you are working with.
The worst case scenario is to purchase data from an unknown supplier only to find 'surprises' later when you reach the data…
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What is an Omnibus account and how does it work?
http://www.cqg.com/Docs/OmnibusTrading.pdf
Omnibus accounts, set up by clearing firms for non-clearing firms, are used to funnel orders from individual accounts at a non-clearing firm into one omnibus account at the clearing firm. All orders placed for a particular exchange from those individual accounts are sent to the clearing firm and exchange using the omnibus account.
In this way, customers of the non-clearing firm are not disclosed to the clearing firm.
Non-clearing firms are able to manage risk separately from the omnibus account and can have multiple
omnibus accounts with a range of clearing firms.A separate omnibus environment is created. The…
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Conditions for Marking a Bar / Marking Todays Bars
Hello. I like to mark all bars of the current day (today). I did not find a condition for that. At the moment I solve this task with the LocalDayOfWeek(@) = x formula. But this is not ideal as I need to change the "x" every day.
Thank You.
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Ladder Size
I think it's version 18x12x8063 that I upgraded to today. Doesn't allow the same smaller size ladders.
Previous version was 18x10x8032.
Is there an option somewhere to change to a smaller font?
Or how do I roll back to previous software version?
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Custom Study
I am creating a custom study. Basically, I want to identify Bar X... where X is marked when Range(@) > MA((Range(@)[-1]),Exp,10); now what I want to do is WHEN the bar range exceeds the range of the prior 10 bars, I want to Draw a line from the 50% line. I know I am drawing today the Open and Close of the Bar X via 2 curves close/open(@)[0] when Range(@) > MA((Range(@)[-1]),Exp,10); ... but again, how do I say @ 50% of that bars price, I want to draw another curve? it is unclear from all your docs...
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How to set up a spreader with the least messaging
What would be the optimal parameter to quote a calendar spread sending the least possible messaging ?
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OCO bracket created on two existing orders
Let's suppose the trader already placed the two dis-joint orders such as a BUY limit @ 90 and a BUY stop @ 110. Bid/ask is at 99/100.
Is it possible to join together these two orders into one logic OCO after they are already placed on the DOMTrader as described above?1 vote -
How Do I Chart?
To create a chart, left click on the ‘Chart’ toolbar button in the upper left corner of your CQG screen. A chart appears. In the lower left corner of the chart is a blinking cursor. This is the command line where the symbol and/or the time frame (Intraday and Historical) are entered. You can use the following Intraday time frames: 1 through 60 minutes (1, 10, 30, etc.). You can use the following Historical time frames: Daily (,D), Weekly (,W), Monthly (,M), Quarterly (,Q), and Annually (,A). CQG provides multiple chart types: Bar, Percent Bar, No Gap, Fill Gap, Equalize…
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Chart overlay question
When I was on another charting platform, I could do this ZF5-/ZN3 and I could get both on the same chart. Can I do something like this on CQG Q trader or CQG Integrated Client? Thanks
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Custom Study Output draws a line from bar to bar
Hi guys,
I'm working on making a custom study that draws a line from bar to bar. For instance, from the low of the previous bar to the high of the current bar. Would appreciate any help at all. Thanks in advance!
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Make so that windows can't be dragged up above the page tool bar at the top of the screen
Make so that the title bar of an open window can't accidentally be dragged above the pages tools bar at the top of the application. Right now the only way to fix this is to right click window and then choose "Arrange by...". BUt that ends up arranging all my windows so then I have to re arrange my whole page
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Group Alerts
Let's say I create a family of say ten alerts for market EP. Is there an easy way for me to copy this family of alerts and use it for a new market ENQ, without having to manually enter each alert? The copy feature does not allow this.
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Is it possible to OCO an order from the spreader to a normal order ?
I'm working an normal outright order in the exchange traded spread and one in my CQG spreader. I would like to set it, so the first fill cancel the other. Is that possible?
Thank you
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Eurex trading
These questions are for the following setup:
Exchange: Eurex
Broker: AMP Futures which is set up for CQG
Trading Server (i.e. Customer) location: Europe
Question 1:
If I locate my trading server to London should I expect to get lower latencies than if I locate it to Frankfurt ?
Question 2:
While opening/Closing positions is there any packet traffic between Europe and USA (e.g. Risk control) which may affect to latencies ?
Question 3:
While receiving quotes is there any packet traffic between Europe and USA which may affetc to latencies ?
Question 4:
Any suggestions for a reliable VPS…1 vote
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