CQG has released version 11.10 of its CQG One and CQG Desktop platforms, introducing features designed to streamline trading workflows and improve charting functionality across multiple asset classes.

  • Trading Features: Ability to disable Go Flat confirms, display strategy legs in the Contract Spec right sidebar, and alerts for parked and managed orders
  • Charting Improvements: Global preferences for close/settlement settings on Daily, Weekly, and Monthly charts
  • Cross-Asset Enhancement: Improved delta scale column functionality across all asset classes

The update addresses several operational pain points for active traders. The new ability to disable Go Flat confirms removes unnecessary confirmation steps during flat-positioning orders, while the addition of strategy leg visibility in the Contract Spec sidebar gives traders quicker access to order structure details. Enhanced alerts for parked and managed orders provide better visibility into open positions.

Charting enhancements introduce global preferences for close and settlement prices across daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes, allowing traders to standardize their technical analysis setup. The improved delta scale column now functions more consistently across different asset classes, supporting equities, futures, and options traders with more reliable Greeks calculations.

CQG operates a user feedback mechanism through its forums, enabling traders to vote on or suggest additional features for future releases. The company maintains a public archive of all release notes on its website. CQG provides trading technology, market data, and analytics solutions for professional traders and financial institutions.

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