Global exchange data, physical commodity prices, futures execution, and advanced analytics delivered to your browser in one powerful solution.

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New content is always being added and is available to you across desktop, mobile, and in Excel.

For an android, please go to the Google Play Store and for the IOS, go to the App Store to download the app : cmdtyView finance.

Links to desktop, mobile apps, cmdtyView, US cmdtyView

Desktop app: https://www.barchart.com/cmdty/trading/cmdtyview/desktop

The link for the app on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.barchart.cmdtyview&pli=1

The link for the IOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cmdtyview/id1500475984

cmdtyView on the browser: https://blueocean.aws.barchart.com/#/us

US cmdtyView: https://cmdtyview.barchart.com/#/us

Your decisions depend on cutting-edge analytics. Get our best-in-class charting capabilities delivered to you on any device. Drag, drop, pan, add studies... we have it all and can support even the most advanced analytics including forward curves and seasonals.

Simplify your workflows by managing your cash business, futures execution, and analytics in one place - all pushed seamlessly into your post-trade system

cmdtyView comes packed with high-impact news services – the vast majority of which are included with your cmdtyView license. Whether you need the latest in USDA headlines, hard-hitting analysis of grain markets, or access to Dow Jones, cmdtyView has the feeds you need.

Take the data you already pay for and power your complex models directly in Excel – all as part of your cmdtyView Pro license. From simple quote requests to the build-out of forward curves and seasonal charts, cmdtyView Excel offers an easy and effective way power your workflows in Excel.

If you are experiencing problems with your excel add_in please check "Disabled Excel Add In"

Often when users experience Excel issues it is because their add-in has become disabled. To check you will want to look at the following folder path: File>Options>Add-ins>Excel Add-ins Drawdown Menu>Disabled Items If Barchart's add-in appears in the folder, enabling and restarting Excel should resolve the issue. See screenshots for reference.

Usually when we see this #NAME issue and the addin is enabled, it's a conflicting addin in that is usually the culprit (such as Solver, Analysis Pack, or other real time data addins).

Deselecting the currently enabled add-ins/com-ins except cmdtyView's addins then restarting Excel should resolve the issue. If you go to the Excel Options> Addins> Manage: Excel Addins> Go section can you please try turning off any other addins and ensuring only Barchart's addins are enabled? Do the same for the Excel Options> Addins> Manage: COM Addins> Go section and then restart Excel: If it's working after doing so, another addin is preventing Barchart's addins from processing the incoming data and will want to disable that addin when using Barchart's Excel addins.

Clear the cache + Supported browsers

Clearing the cache might solve your issue:

In your browser, there are 3 dots or horizontal lines top right.

Go there, select more tools, and clear down the cache and history.

Then hold the Control Key and Press F5. Close the browser and reopen.

Supported browsers are Chrome and Firefox.

You can also use this link to download the desktop app:

https://www.barchart.com/cmdty/trading/cmdtyview/desktop

https://www.barchart.com/solutions/data/futures - Click here for Data Coverage

Symbol #1 will give you the first front month

Symbol #5 will give you the first 5 front months

You can use the symbol browser to find what you're looking for.

For smbols follow this link: https://www.barchart.com/futures/prices-by-exchange

Refreshing of the quotations

If you utilize CmdtyView's webportal: Press CRTL+Shift+R to hard refresh and then close and reopen.

To hard refresh in desktop mode you will want to enter the following:

First press CRTL+Shift+D, this will open your developer tools menu

Then press CRTL+Shift+R to hard refresh

If you see any issues after, please right-click on a symbol having issues> Report Data Issue

This should fix any issues but if you are still experiencing any difficulties please contact support@bot-services.com

Links to desktop, mobile apps, cmdtyView, US cmdtyView

Desktop app: https://www.barchart.com/cmdty/trading/cmdtyview/desktop

The link for the app on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.barchart.cmdtyview&pli=1

The link for the IOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cmdtyview/id1500475984

cmdtyView on the browser: https://blueocean.aws.barchart.com/#/us

US cmdtyView: https://cmdtyview.barchart.com/#/us

Display your cash bids within our mobile, desktop and tablet MC products. Filter users to be able to only see specific locations and then make offers on each bid. Distribute through your website, platform or via text message/email.

Google Chrome would be the best option.

We pushed a new release of cmdtyView. This release includes the following:

Bid Manager

We added some new columns to the Bid Manager window including:

• Futures price

• Time (of Futures price)

• Cash price

We also added the ability to highlight various rows in the Bid Manager

CRM

• We added eSign support to the Contracts window of the CRM.

Quoteboard

• We added an enhanced color picker to the quoteboard for highlighting rows.

We pushed a new release of cmdtyView. This release includes the following:

Trade

• Added support for the Iceberg order type to Chart Trading, DOM and Order ticket where we show both the total quantity working and the 'show quantity.'

• Added scroll buttons to the DOM (can be hidden if desired)

Pop Outs

• Linked pop out windows for both the browser and Desktop versions of cmdtyView

• Changed the process for pop outs by removing the pop in icon.

Search & Symbol Browser

• Added a volume factor to search (typing 'A' returns 'A', 'AAPL', 'AMD', etc. E.g., shares with top volume)

• Reduced the tree results from 100 to 30 now that we have a volume factor.

• We update the Symbol Browser Instruments and Symbol Browser Tree with new equities, futures, etc. (or remove delisted) multiple times a day.

• Added ability to search for index instruments by symbol without leading $ (e.g., both SPX and $SPX queries will match $SPX instrument)

• We auto-publish the tree and search by 8:30am CST daily to catch new contracts and IPOs.

Support

• Added support for Zendesk to the cmdtyView in app support form.

A small production push for cmdtyView has been released. The details are as follow:

DOM Ladder

• Added First Notice Date to header

• Added Expiration Date to header

• Added OHLC to header

• Added seconds to timestamp

• Spreads and options menus added to the main nav for easier access

A new version of cmdtyView has been pushed to production, which includes some significant enhancements. Details are as follows:

Standalone Bid Manager

• Took the bid manager window we created for Hedge management and created a standalone version which does not require access to Hedge (meaning you don't have to be entitled or logged into Hedge separately)

• All of the other Hedge components on the Connect menu are hidden and only show the standalone Bid Manager (thus the reference to 'Standalone')

• It allows both consumers and producers of cash bids to work directly in cmdtyView without the need for the Barchart Admin or other tools

• There are two entitlements for the new standalone Bid Manager which include:

• BIDMGR (this gives users Read/Write capabilities for the standalone Bid Manager)

• BIDMGR_READ (this gives users a Read only access)

• You MUST BE entitled for Connect in order to get access to the standalone Bid Manager

• Lastly, 'Bid' window has been renamed to 'Bid Manager' which seems a bit more robust

• Note: This is a V1 of the new standalone Bid Manager.

Charts

• Added slick chart trading capabilities

• You will need a live trading account or simulator credentials from CQG in order to try it out

• Users can buy and sell futures using right click when set to Quick Order Mode

• Orders can be repositioned dynamically to a new price via drag and drop or updated/edited by clicking on the buy/sell annotations

• Added the Anchored VWAP study

• Added scrolling to the chart settings display dialog

Hedge

• Renamed the Basis Trade window to Cash Offer

• The word 'Sell' was changed to 'Buy' on the execution buttons

• The Buy and Sell buttons at the top of the window have been removed

News

• Rebuilt the news window from the ground up

• Support for tickers in headlines

• Added a collapsible window on the left which includes filters to support our new Categories and Feeds hierarchy

Trading

• Ground up rebuild of the DOM Ladder which is really dynamic.

• Consolidated the Accounts and Positions windows into a single window.

• Revamped the Accounts and Orders windows from scratch using our latest technology.

Search Bar

• Added support for expired futures contracts to the global search bar and to the Charts and Time Series windows

Symbol Browser

• Added a new economics overview leaf so users can more easily find rates like Treasury and SOFR

• Added a CBOE leaf to Indexes > US Indexes

• Released a new version of the Symbol Browser API (v3.13.0) and now read the published tree from OpenSearch instead of a relational database which helps us out in various ways (performance, scale, deployment etc.)

Alerts

• Added scrolling to the Alerts dialog as long lists were being hidden

Miscellaneous

• Revamped our entire methodology for window linking.

• Redesigned the Blue Ocean login screen.

Blue Ocean weather is an online, global weather data mapping / visualization application that offers some unique features that no other current weather mapping system provides. Please watch this video for a brief introduction/demonstration of Blue Ocean Weather

Four main reasons to use Blue Ocean Weather Mapping :

. Receive up to 10 maps daily by email based on your requests

. Worldwide coverage via weather stations or Satellite

. Cross boarder maps and crop area's within a country or continent

. Forecast Comparison Tools going back 60 days and forward 15

Data is refreshed @ 05:32 US eastern time, this is when new forecast data will become available, in the application, systems are tied to US-eastern to allow for data continuation and negate time zone issues.

Our observations for previous days (updated at the same time), come for a variety of global weather station networks and satellite based observations, CFS, ECMWF etc.

The Yearly Comparison Tool, the ability to compare a weather variable for a user selected time period, against the same time period from a selected year – showing the difference between years

First level customer support to support@bot-services.com and Personalized technical support – you have direct contact with the lead developer Dr. Fergus Keatinge – fergus@marcusweather.com

Another:

The total amount (sum) of precipitation over a user selected time period in millimeters (mm) or inches (“)

The total amount (sum) of precipitation over a user selected time period compared with the same time period of the 10 year rolling average for precipitation, in millimeters (mm) or inches (“). Example: For a 2 week period, a weather station recorded 80mm of precipitation. For the same time period, the 10 year rolling average for the same time period is 100mm. The recorded precipitation compared with the rolling average precipitation is -20mm. 80-100=-20.

The total amount (sum) of precipitation over a user selected time period compared with the same time period of the 10 year rolling average for precipitation, expressed as a percentage (%). Same example as above: (80/100)*100 = 80% Percentage Normal Precipitation

The total amount (sum) of precipitation over a user selected time period of the 10 year rolling average for precipitation, in millimeters (mm) or inches (“).

The average temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The highest recorded temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The lowest recorded temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The average of the daily highest recorded temperatures over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The average of the daily lowest recorded temperatures over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The average temperature over a user selected time period, compared with average temperature of the same time period for the 10 year rolling average, in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f). Example:

For a 2 week period, a weather station recorded an average temperature of 15 degrees (C). For the same 2 week period, the 10 year rolling average was 18 degrees (C), the average temperature departure is -3 degrees

15-18 = -3

The average maximum temperature over a user selected time period, compared with average maximum temperature of the same time period for the 10 year rolling average, in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f)

The average minimum temperature over a user selected time period, compared with average minimum temperature of the same time period for the 10 year rolling average, in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f)

The 10 year rolling average temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The 10 year rolling average maximum temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

The 10 year rolling average minimum temperature over a user selected time period in degrees Celsius (C) or Fahrenheit (f).

Growing degrees days (GDD) is defined as the sum of the number of average temperature degrees above a certain threshold base temperature and below a maximum threshold temperature, for a user designated time period.

o Corn/Soy

Thresholds: 10 and 30 degrees (C)

Example: a 5 day period has the average temperatures of: 7, 15, 16, 25 and 32

Corn/Soy GDDs for each day are: 0, 5, 6, 25, and 30 = 66 Corn/Soy GDD (in degrees (C))

Day 1 (7 degrees (C)) is below the 10 degree threshold therefore 0.

Day 5 is above the 30 degree threshold, therefore becomes a maximum value of 30

o Wheat Thresholds: 5 and 30 degrees (C)

Example: Wheat GDDs for each day are: 2, 10, 11, 20, and 30 = 73 Wheat GDD (in degrees (C)) o Cotton Thresholds: 15 and 38 degrees (C) Example: Cotton GDDs for each day are: 0, 0, 1, 10, and 32 = 43 Cotton GDD (in degrees (C))

Heating Degree Days are the sum of average temperature units below 18.3 degrees (C)

Example: a 5 day period has the average temperatures of: 7, 15, 16, 25 and 32

HDDs are: 11.3 + 3.3 + 2.3 + 0 + 0 = 16.9 HDDs

(temperatures above 18.3 equate to zero – no HDD accumulation)

Cooling Degree Days are the sum of average temperature units above 18.3 degrees (C) CDDs are: 0 + 0 + 0 + 6.7 + 13.7 = 20.4 CDDs