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Charting and Studies User Guide - CQG.com

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Working with Charts<br />

Page 103<br />

Entry Field: Entering Symbols, Types, <strong>and</strong> Intervals<br />

The entry field is on the bottom left of the chart. Use this field to enter the contract you want to<br />

chart <strong>and</strong> its interval.<br />

• Enter the symbol (EP) to chart the current contract.<br />

• Enter the symbol with month <strong>and</strong> year (EPZ9) to chart a specific contract.<br />

If you enter an expired contract, you need to include the two-digit year, e.g. 09.<br />

The symbol can also be a simple spread expression, e.g. EP-ENQ. For sophisticated<br />

expressions, it’s best to use QFormulas.<br />

You can enter any of these <strong>com</strong>binations in the entry field:<br />

• symbol (EP)<br />

• symbol with chart interval (EP,5)<br />

• symbol with applied study (EP \RSI)<br />

• symbols with chart interval <strong>and</strong> study (EP,5 \RSI)<br />

• chart type (\mp)<br />

• symbol with chart type (DD \cvb)<br />

• symbol with chart interval <strong>and</strong> chart type (DD,30 /mp)<br />

• chart interval (,w)<br />

• study (\rsi)<br />

• reciprocal symbol, lowercase (jy6)<br />

To change the symbol on all open charts at one time, press CTRL + ENTER after typing the<br />

symbol. If you enter the symbol with a study <strong>and</strong> press CTRL + ENTER, the symbol changes<br />

on all open charts <strong>and</strong> the study is applied to all charts. If a chart already had the study, then<br />

the study parameters window opens.<br />

TIP: Create a macro for often-used entries. Go to: Setup > Customize Toolbar > Macro ><br />

Add/Remove > New. The button is added to the application toolbar at the top of the <strong>CQG</strong> IC<br />

window.<br />

<strong>Charting</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Studies</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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