What's New

CQG's Spread Bar Chart

The Spread Bar chart displays spread bar values based on a user set parameter for snap shots at certain intervals.

This is a superior method to simply plotting the spread prices. For example, the crack spread 42*HOE-CLE when entered as a... more

Excel’s Text Function

Microsoft® Excel has a Text function which is useful for combining text with market data. For example, you may want to have your Excel dashboard display in the same cell the percent net change value of a market with the word “Higher” or “Lower”.... more

Tracking Volatility: Implied and Historical

CQG Product Specialist Stan Yabroff designed a CQG page for customers to track and analyze a market’s implied volatility and historical volatility. This post details the features and functionality of the CQG page.

The benefit of this CQG... more

Excel 3-D Bubble Chart

The Microsoft® Excel 3-D chart is different from the Excel Scatter Plot chart. The Scatter chart uses a fixed size for the chart data points. The 3-D chart accesses an additional column to set the width of the chart data points. In this post... more

CQG One’s Spread Builder and User Defined Strategies

CQG One, the next generation flagship trading and data visualization product for the financial markets now offers the Spread Builder and User Defined Strategies (UDS).

Watch this video to learn about using the Spread Builder: An easy-to-... more