Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
Hi,
Thanks for the replay. I am using same broker and same account for log in Tredingview and cTrader. FpMarket is broker.
Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
Hi,
Thanks for the replay. I am using same broker and same account for log in Tredingview and cTrader. FpMarket is broker.
YEs, but the underlying broker for Trading View is Trading view. FP Market's own website says, “TradingView provides real-time market data, including price quotes, volume, and other relevant information”. To me, that means Trading View charts on FP Markets don't use FP Market's price feed.
Hence they would have different price feeds, and thus different prices.
Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
Hi,
Thanks for the replay. I am using same broker and same account for log in Tredingview and cTrader. FpMarket is broker.
Here you go. For Liquidity Providers, FP Markets apparently uses the following:
And Trading View, regardless of broker, uses CQG data:
Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
Hi,
Thanks for the replay. I am using same broker and same account for log in Tredingview and cTrader. FpMarket is broker.
Here you go. For Liquidity Providers, FP Markets apparently uses the following:
And Trading View, regardless of broker, uses CQG data:
firemyst
03 Jan 2025, 00:44
Different brokers have different price feeds, and thus will some times have different values on charts.
If you were using another broker's cTrader platform, the price should be relatively the same since they're all reading pricing information from cTrader feeds.
But since you're using trading view which has a different price feed, you can expect to see different values every so often.
@firemyst