Hello EddyEd,
Unfortunately you can only import stock instruments via Control Center-->File-->Utilities, other instrument types are not supported.
All stocks will be imported with a default tick size of 0.01.
The 'Merge policy' will be set to UseGlobalSettings by default as well.
Unfortunately we only support the exchanges that are listed.
The stock symbol you enter upon importing the stock list, will be used as symbol mapping under the Misc-tab.
I have forwarded gregschr's suggestion.
Yes, please ensure there are no instruments named the same in the Instrument Manager.
I will forward your suggestion to support these indices by default. Please note that we already support some by default, such as the DAX, RUT and NDX.
If you click 'New' in the Instrument Manager, it will open a new Instrument Editor window that is set to Stock. I will forward your suggestion that it should open with the instrument type that you had selected last in an instrument list.
I am not sure what you mean by the following sentence. "Also I would suggest, that a user can select his data provider by default."
I do not follow the procedure you list thereafter. If you have multiple exchanges enabled in the Definition-tab, you will need to select the exchange when adding the instrument to an instrument list.
Unfortunately the master instrument name field cannot hold '-'. You could enter TRIN_IBIS
Unfortunately you can only import stock instruments via Control Center-->File-->Utilities, other instrument types are not supported.
All stocks will be imported with a default tick size of 0.01.
The 'Merge policy' will be set to UseGlobalSettings by default as well.
Unfortunately we only support the exchanges that are listed.
The stock symbol you enter upon importing the stock list, will be used as symbol mapping under the Misc-tab.
I have forwarded gregschr's suggestion.
Yes, please ensure there are no instruments named the same in the Instrument Manager.
I will forward your suggestion to support these indices by default. Please note that we already support some by default, such as the DAX, RUT and NDX.
If you click 'New' in the Instrument Manager, it will open a new Instrument Editor window that is set to Stock. I will forward your suggestion that it should open with the instrument type that you had selected last in an instrument list.
I am not sure what you mean by the following sentence. "Also I would suggest, that a user can select his data provider by default."
I do not follow the procedure you list thereafter. If you have multiple exchanges enabled in the Definition-tab, you will need to select the exchange when adding the instrument to an instrument list.
Unfortunately the master instrument name field cannot hold '-'. You could enter TRIN_IBIS
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