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Looking at SC + CQG. In the past I have used data feeds that provide a symbol for a continuous contract. My understanding is that CQG does not, but SC has functionality to correctly use historical contract data to create a continuous contract.
My question is, will anyone confirm that this functionality works very well and is fairly straightforward to execute?
Thanks
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Sierra Chart displays a continuous contract by concatinating the necessary contracts. It does not actually create a continuous contract with a distinct symbol or file name/ file extension. You can tell if you are viewing a continuous contract by the [C] in the window title bar. You can choose back-adjusted, or not, of either volume or date rule based continuous data. It works well and is very straightforward. Here's their documentation: https://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?page=doc/ContinuousFuturesContractCharts.html
