Symbol Format Help

DBC (E-Signal):  use capital letters

1. stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 
2. indices: ‘Symbol’   For Example:  INDU
3. futures: ‘root symbol’(space)?!  For Example: SP ?!
4. Forex: 'root' (space) A0-FX For Example JPY A0-FX - Note that on A0, the 0 is NUMBER ZERO
   

DTNiqFeed:  use capital letters

a.       stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 

b.      indices: ‘Symbol’   For Example:  INDU.X  COMPX.X

c.       futures: [@]‘root symbol’!?  For Example: SP!? , for Globex use @ES?!, @NQ?!

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Symbols format

1. stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 
2. indices: $‘symbol’  For Example:  $INDU 
3. futures: ‘root symbol’?!  For Example: SP?!

S&P Comstock TID or CSP (Serial or TCP): use capital letters, some symbols use some letters in small caps

1. stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 
2. indices: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  INDU 
3. futures: ‘root symbol’?!  For Example: SP?!
4. Cash currencies: ‘Symbol’ For Example: xGBPUS - Note the SMALL x is needed
5.  Note that for the Globex minis the symbol uses a different letter for the months

   JAN - A	APR - D	JUL - L	OCT - R
   FEB - B	MAY - E	AUG - O	NOV - R
   MAR - C	JUN - I	SEP - P	DEC - T

1. stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 
2. indices: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  INDU 
3. futures: /‘root symbol’?!  For Example: /SP?!
4. Globex futures: /‘root symbol’?!G  For Example: /ES?!G
5. Cash Currencies: ‘Symbol’ For Example: 1xGBPUS

DDE Server or DDE2: click here to see symbol formats

Tenfore: use capital letters

a.       stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 

b.      indices: ‘Symbol’   For Example:  INDU

c.       futures: ‘root symbol’!?  For Example: SP!?

MarketCast: use capital letters

a.       stocks: ‘Symbol’  For Example:  IBM 

b.      indices: ‘Symbol’   For Example:  INDU

c.       futures: ‘root symbol’!?  For Example: AO!?

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