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1. How to link multiple master windows to one (or multiple) child window(s)

   1) Left click on CQG icon in top left corner of one of your intended master windows and select Link Windows Mode from the menu.

   2) With the Windows Linking icon attached to your mouse, left click in all the other windows you would like as part of that group.

   3) Right click to get out of Linking Mode

   4) Left click on the small colored circle of one of the windows you'd like to convert to a master window and select Change to a Master from the menu.

   5) Repeat step 4 with any other window you would like to convert to a master.

   Below is the help file for more information on this function

   http://help.cqg.com/cqgic/19/#!Documents/linkingandgroupingwindows.htm

   1) Left click on CQG icon in top left corner of one of your intended master windows and select Link Windows Mode from the menu.

   2) With the Windows Linking icon attached to your mouse, left click in all the other windows you would like as part of that group.

   3) Right click to get out of Linking Mode

   4) Left click on the small colored circle of one of the windows you'd like to convert to a master window and select Change to a Master from the menu.

   5) Repeat step 4 with any other window you would like… more

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2. Portara - Dual DST Differences for Funds and CTA's

   Depending on the location of your trading operation(s) Dual-DST differences are a primary headache to intraday data creation for many funds. CQG Datafactory and Portara raw databases are all timestamped in Chicago time REGARDLESS of the exchange in which the data derived from. This is a potential nightmare for Funds residing in the US, for instance who wish their overseas markets to display exchange timestamps. See how Portara resolves these differences for all global exchanges regardless of your funds location. There's more here than meets the eye... Direct

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3. 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 clearing FCM sets up the omnibus account, making sure to set the location and risk server for the omnibus route. The non-clearing FCM sets up the individual accounts. Traders associated with the non-clearing firm place orders using that firm’s account, and the orders are sent to the clearing firm and exchange using the omnibus account.

   For example:

   Suppose that a non-clearing firm needs to clear Eurex through a specific clearing firm:
   1. The clearing firm provides their Eurex ID to be used by the non-clearing firm to CQG.
   2. CQG creates an Omnibus Eurex route.
   3. In CAST (Customer Account Service Tool), the clearing firm creates an omnibus account for the non-clearing firm, sets the route for the account as Omnibus Eurex route, and then sets risk for the omnibus account. The total individual accounts at the non-clearing firm cannot place trades beyond the risk parameters set for the omnibus account.
   4. In CAST, the non-clearing firm creates individual accounts and sets risk for those accounts.
   5. When any of those non-clearing individual accounts trade on Eurex, trades from the non-clearing firm are submitted to the clearing firm and Eurex using the omnibus account. Because they all use the same route, they remain anonymous.
   6. CQG also offers the option of a virtual omnibus account that uses the non-clearing firm account number rather than the omnibus account number. You can take advantage of the omnibus functionality, using one account to manage risk for an entire group while sending individual accounts to the exchange.

   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… more

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4. 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?

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5. 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 provider in that city what was the answer for the 1st question ?

   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… more

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6. 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 Sessions, Candlestick, Line, Constant Volume Bar, Tick, Point and Figure, Market Profile, Yield, and Spread Bar. For more information on charting, visit the CQG User Guide Web page and the CQG IC Quick Reference Card.

   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… more

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7. 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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8. 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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