Currently bracket orders only allow for one target and one stop. Allowing for multiple targets, up to 4 independent targets would be a big help as well as allowing up to 4 independent stop points.

There should be a way to get SMS notification (Texts on phone) on fills and maybe other things like incomplete fills, and problems with connections. This is great for when you are not in front of your screen, but working orders. Many other trading platforms offer this.

CQG Spreader should accept GTC orders where appropriate.

CQG should include a module for monitoring trade statistics. This could be included as part of the orders and positions window or separate.

This should be like (at least) a simplified version of EdgeWonk(https://edgewonk.com/) and include the ability to filter timeframe and view various common trading metrics.

Should include the ability to compare last 30 days to previous 30 days or other periods etc and the ability to compare % return to a product such as EP as a benchmark.

Hello, need help creating a study that gets a list of price levels from a CSV file (or online google sheet file) and plots them on the chart, this way I don't need to do plot all my price lines daily.

Plotting price areas (between two price levels) would also be a plus.

Thanks

Trading opportunities hard to come by these days.

It would be nice, and should be a product already if one could look at charts of futures contracts by month and by spread (ie dec-march HRS) on a seasonal bias and searchable by date start time and end time. ProphetX has this and Eikon has this wonderful feature.

Is there a way to arrange(sort) the accounts? I have 50-70 different accounts, is there a way to put 10-15 accounts I want first and sort the rest numerically? Right now they are all listed in a random order.

I used to be able to use Gmail to send/receive alerts from my CQG, but it no longer works, is there a work around?

I would like training videos to review

Hello,
Would it be possible to code an algo or have the ability to set a limit order at a certain price once that price point is crossed? For example the market is at 2654 currently i would like to have a buy limit at 2654 but only if price hits 2654.25. Is there a way to automate this so i can just have orders sitting in the queue that will turn to limit orders once a line is crossed.
Thanks.

Hello,
Is there a way to overlay a higher time frame candle onto a lower time frame? MT4 has an indicator called M candles that can do this.
Thanks.

Currently re-ordering is not possible and this can mean to move a curve or parameter all other parameters that will be below will need to be deleted and re-created.
This is extremely time-consuming.

When switching from windows 7 to windows 10, the width of the window borders becomes too wide and the ability is lost to adjust the title bar font sizing. Please allow for the ability to use slimmer window widths and the ability to adjust the title bar fonts.

Please add a data point for volume transacted at the best bid and the volume transacted at the best offer. I create custom studies based on these values but they are not useful when the data clears whenever I change page. Even 24-48 hours of data would be much better than currently offered.

Allow a user to restrict a contract from being traded. Like an soon to be expiring contract or perhaps near delivery. User could add back permission if desired as well

If actual position in queue can be added to CQG Integrated Client, it will very helpful for spread traders to judge the trading decision, as of now the EPIQ remains zero and even after trades happening at price where orders are placed.

Please offer your data feed also broker-independently, as e.g. IQFeed or Barchart offer it. I use multicharts as analysis platform and need a fast data feed without account.

When scaling the charts bigger (candle charts for example), also the space between the candles is scaling bigger and is losing lots of space on the chart. It would be great if you could scale the space between the candles independently to save space on the chart. Thanks!