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CQG Integrated Client Combines Innovative Electronic Trading Tools, Global Market Data, and Advanced Analytics in One Application CQG Integrated Client Integrated for the professional trader. CQG Integrated Client combines innovative electronic trading tools, global market data, and advanced analytics in one application. Find Out More About... • CQG Smart Orders • Decision-Making Tools • CQG Spreader • Electronic Trade Routing • Consolidated Market Data • News Best of Class Tools. One Installation. CQG Integrated Client Electronic Trade Routing Integration and efficiency. Decision-Making Tools (continued) Engineered for speed. • Synthetic and exchange-traded spreads can be monitored and CQG Integrated Client offers access to global market data, • Exclusive tools designed for today’s electronic markets CQG delivers electronic trading connectivity to more than thirty- traded from two customizable spread-matrix-style quote displays world-class analytics, and industry-leading electronic trading all in • Over one hundred basic and custom studies five exchanges. Traders can take advantage of CQG’s high-speed (Spread Matrix and Spread Pyramid) one application. • Custom formula builder network of distributed exchange gateways and partnerships • One order routing tool minimizes use of screen real estate with over forty FCMs. Features include depth-of-market on price Consolidated Market Data • Six types of alerts with automated order routing (Simple Order Ticket) • Powerful trade system design and backtesting features ladders and trading directly from the charts and quote pages. CQG • CQG and custom study values as well as condition alerts can be Fast. Accurate. Reliable. • Advanced option strategy analytics provides comprehensive pre-trade risk management. displayed on the DOMTrader • High-speed, real-time, and historical market data from over one hundred global sources News Order Routing Tools CQG Smart Orders • Foreign exchange, fixed income, energy, derivatives, equities, single Smart design. CQG order routing tools are easy to use and efficient and provide CQG supports both exchange-supported and synthetic orders. stock futures, and OTC markets • Computer-readable news: key US, Canadian, and European key market information. Ten order routing tools meet specific Each Smart Order has unique features designed to aid the trader • Eight different styles of quote displays economic releases requirements for the trader. for better order and trade management. Smart Orders include: • Cost-effective, scalable market data management and delivery • Comprehensive Dow Jones Newswires coverage, Market News • Multi-legged, intermarket, intramarket and exchange-traded • DOM-triggered stops/stop limits • Dedicated data quality staff in five locations across the globe International, Need to Know News, The Hightower Report, and spreads can be traded, managed, and created (CQG Spreader) • Trailing limits covering the US, Europe, and Asia Interfax News • Two depth-of-market order book views of the electronic • Trailing stops/stop limits exchanges (DOMTrader ® and Order Ticket) Decision-Making Tools • Innovative display • Bracket and order-cancels-order • Sophisticated search and filtering features • Charts include a trade routing tool and order management • Algorithmic orders, including iceberg orders and offset Unrivaled Graphical Analysis. • Dynamic design supporting secure delivery of proprietary window (SnapTrader® with the Order Book) stop limits • State-of-the art charting and analytics customer feeds • Spreadsheet trading, with over two hundred market data • Study following orders • Fifteen chart styles, including CQG’s exclusive TFlow® elements available, including order routing functionality (Quote • Condition following orders and alert trading SpreadSheet and Enhanced Quote SpreadSheet) 2 | For the Professional Trader CQG Integrated Client | 3 Connections to Exchanges and Cash OTC Markets | June 2010 (Blue indicates order routing capability.) North & South American Exchanges European Exchanges (Continued) Asian & Pacific Exchanges (Continued) • Brazilian Mercantile & Futures • European Climate Exchange (ECX) • Singapore Futures (SGX) Securities Exchange (BM&FBOVESPA) • European Energy Exchange (EEX) • Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) • CBOE Futures Exchange (CFE) • ICE Futures Europe® • Tokyo Commodities Exchange (TOCOM) • Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) • Liffe Commodities Derivatives • Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX) • Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) • Liffe Equity and Index Derivatives • Tokyo Grain Exchange (TGE) • Chicago Climate Futures Exchange (CCFE) • Liffe Interest Rate Derivatives • Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) • Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) • London Metal Exchange (LME) • ELX Futures, L.P. (ELX) • London Stock Exchange (LSE Equities) Cash OTC Markets • Globex • Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange • BGC US Treasuries • ICE Futures Canada® (MICEX) Currencies • BGCantor CGB Service (Canadian • ICE Futures U.S.® • MICEX Equities Government Bonds Service) • Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT) • MICEX Futures • BGCantor EGB Service (European • Mexican Derivatives Exchange (MexDer) • NASDAQ OMX Government Bonds Service) • Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) • Nord Pool • BGCantor UST Service (US Treasury Service) • Montreal Climate Exchange (MCeX) • Russian Trading System (RTS) Stock Exchange • BrokerTec (Treasury Pricing Service) • Montreal Exchange (MX) • Spanish Equities Futures & Index (MEFF-RV, • CQG Comprehensive Index™ (FX and Money • NASDAQ Stock Market (NASDAQ) Renta Variable) Market Data) • New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) • STOXX Cash Indices (STOXX) • CQG FX Index™ (Indicative FX Data) • New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) • Swiss Stocks & Indices (SWX) • EBS (EBS Dealing Resources) • NYMEX/COMEX • FXall • NYSE Amex Asian & Pacific Exchanges • GovPX (GovPX Treasury Pricing Service) • NYSE Euronext Liffe • Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) • ICAP Asian Capital Market Service • NYSE Euronext MATIF • Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) • ICAP Eurobonds • NYSE Euronext Metals • Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange • ICAP Swap Data • OneChicago (Bursa Malaysia) • PLATTS (Energy Prices) • Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) • Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME) • Rogers International Commodity • Hang Seng Indices (HSI) Index® (RICI®) European Exchanges • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing • S&P Indices (Standard & Poor’s) • Baltic Full Service (Baltic Exchange) Limited (HKEX) • TFS-ICAP FX Options • Borsa Italiana • Korea Exchange (KRX) • Tullett KeyRates • Deutsche Börse Indices and ETF • Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) • Tullett LatAmMarker ™ • Deutsche Börse (German Equities) • National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) • Tullett Metals • Eurex Ultra • Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE) • Tullett Sovereign Debt • Euronext Indices • Singapore Futures (SGX) Derivatives • Tullett SwapMarker® CQG Integrated Client System Requirements CQG data is delivered via the Internet. • Processor: Dual-Core. Intel® Core™2 Duo (2.33 Ghz or better) suggested. Intel Core i5 or i7 is recommended. • Operating System: Windows® 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. Windows 2000 is not supported. • Memory: 4GB RAM. 6GB or better for Vista or Windows 7. • Hard Drive: 160GB, IDE-100, 7200RPM with 4GB of free hard disk space. 320GB with 6GB-10GB free hard drive space recommended. 30% to 40% of free disk space is advisable for overall system performance. SCSI encouraged. • Network Adapter: Network Interface Card (NIC) configured to use TCP/IP. (Required for DSL, Cable, or T1). • Internet Access: Internet service via a high-speed connection, such as DSL, cable, or fixed wireless/wireless local loop (WLL). Wireless Internet connections are not recommended, especially broadband over a Wi-Fi card. Dial-up is not supported. • Video Card: Dual-port graphics adapter with 128Mb of memory, 64Mb per port. 256Mb recommended with 128Mb per port supporting Direct X® version 9.x. • Power Saving Settings: Hibernate and stand by modes cannot be used on a system running CQG IC. Hard drive power-saving features should also be disabled. • Multi-Monitor Configuration: These specifications are appropriate for single and dual monitor setups. If you have three or four monitors, you will need a higher performance processor, video card, and network connection. • Optional: Sound 16-bit SoundBlasterTM compatible sound card for enhanced audible alarms. Contact Us www.cqg.com | [email protected] | Or call your CQG sales representative US 1-800-525-7082 | Japan +81 (0) 3-3286-6633 | UK +44 (0) 20-7827-9500 | Russia +7 495-795-2410 France +33 (0) 1-74-18-07-81 | Germany +49 (0) 69-6677-7558-0 | Singapore +65 6494-4911 | Australia +61 (2) 9235-2009 © 2010 CQG, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide..
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