If you open up a Market Analyzer and then add an instrument, and then choose to see the Daily Volume for that instrument, the Market Analyzer by default is showing the volume in millions of contracts.
So for example, right now on TF-03-10, it is showing the volume as 0.07 M contracts. This should really say 70,000 contracts, or 74,567 contracts - whatever the real number is. The only way you should be showing the data in terms of millions of contracts is if the number is over 1 million.
I don't know why you guys made this change or if it's a bug, but you are losing information by not showing the exact number of contracts being traded, and it is incredibly more difficult to read and interpret. Why is 20,000 contracts on ZS-05-10 being shown as 0.02M? You are showing it as 2% of 1 million shares traded, which definitely should not be happening. I am assuming that this is a bug, but please look into it and change it back to the way it was in NT 6.5, which is showing the exact number of contracts traded up to 999,999, at which point you can start rounding off to the nearest 10,000 like this.
EDIT: When a very small amount of contracts is traded (below 10,000) it seems to be OK... maybe someone made the cut-off value for this format change too low by accident?
So for example, right now on TF-03-10, it is showing the volume as 0.07 M contracts. This should really say 70,000 contracts, or 74,567 contracts - whatever the real number is. The only way you should be showing the data in terms of millions of contracts is if the number is over 1 million.
I don't know why you guys made this change or if it's a bug, but you are losing information by not showing the exact number of contracts being traded, and it is incredibly more difficult to read and interpret. Why is 20,000 contracts on ZS-05-10 being shown as 0.02M? You are showing it as 2% of 1 million shares traded, which definitely should not be happening. I am assuming that this is a bug, but please look into it and change it back to the way it was in NT 6.5, which is showing the exact number of contracts traded up to 999,999, at which point you can start rounding off to the nearest 10,000 like this.
EDIT: When a very small amount of contracts is traded (below 10,000) it seems to be OK... maybe someone made the cut-off value for this format change too low by accident?
