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jpm has contributed to 5 posts out of 21251 total posts
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I have a minor suggestion for your consideration of implementation: It would be great if @ES# roll would take into consideration volume traded before rolling to the next month's contract. For example, today IQFeed rolled over to EPZ3, meanwhile EPU3 is more active (based on volume traded).
It would of been great if IQFeed would of checked EPU3's volume before rolling to EPZ3 this morning, as the volume on EPU3 was > than EPZ3 so it shouldn't of rolled, if it was less than EPZ3 then it should of rolled.
IQFeed is an awesome service, keep up the great work :)
Jay, Thanks for the quick response.
In my opinion I believe CQG to be overpriced (for the way I trade). I used it for 15 years when I was trading at work. Now that I am trading for myself I am using DTN. I think that DTN is a great service keep up the good work.
If it is easy to add in more EOD data to the contracts without raising costs then it would make the service even better in my opinion.
I think that a good feature to implement into the IQ Feed service would be to add more historical data for stock market index and commodity futures. Specifically end of day price data going back to the 1930's, for monthly, weekly and annual charts.
CQG, and Bloomberg provide historical data that goes back this far. Why not DTN ?
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