One aspect of some popular studies is the study is not normalized. That is, a study may not be range bound. For example, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) can only flash readings between zero and 100. On the other hand, the TradeFlow On Balance Volume (TFOBV) line is a running sum of the trades at […]
Any traders upgrading to 7.5 will need to install a new version of my TradeFlow custom studies referenced in my writing. Here is the link to the CQG web site with the pac posted: http://www.cqg.com/AdditionalInfo/About-CQG/Articles.aspx
I will be moving to 7.5 after today to show some of the new features coming.
CQG Integrated Client version 7×5 beta 1 is available for installation. Please contact CQG Customer Support at 1-800-525-1085 if you have questions.
Highlights of Analytics Features and Enhancements
TradeFlow: CQG’s updated TradeFlow chart offers not only quote data, but also depth of market data.
In addition, there are three ways to aggregate TradeFlow data: Smoothed, Range and by […]
Another new feature coming with release 7.5 is executed bid/ask volume data from the exchange’s electronic order book is available for custom studies and conditions for bar charts. This market data is similar to the TradeFlow volume work we provide for traders using TradeFlow charts and studies.
Volume analysis is a key part of my work […]
One of the fun aspects about working for CQG is I get to see some new tools in the pipeline, and in this section, “From the Alpha/Beta Corner”, I will share with you some that I think you will find interesting, too.
The first one I will review is one scheduled for release with CQG 7.5 […]
One aspect of oscillators, such as the relative strength the index (RSI) that traders may overlook is the impact the trend of the market has on the RSI readings. If the market is in a sustained up trend, the range of the RSI readings will shift upwards. In other words, an oversold reading by the […]
Many equity traders and analysts focus on the advance decline statistics during the trading day. The advance decline numbers are simply the net number of stocks up from the previous day’s close and the number of stocks down on the day relative to the previous day’s close.
I prefer to focus on the up-volume and down-volume […]
Support and resistance is often thought of as a price level. For example, analysts and traders might discuss support for the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract is at the previous day’s low of 1343.00. As a trader, if you are looking for a place to go long would you wait for the market to actually […]