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[] - [] We often receive questions about futures data. The usual question is whether Sierra Chart includes futures data and how to obtain futures data.

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Sierra Chart software Service Packages, Standard and Advanced, and the trial package do include historical futures data through the (Follow the instructions on the page linked to, to get started using that service. This is a very good first step to get delayed futures data that periodically updates.). Use the Sierra Chart Historical Data Service for historical futures data and for demonstration purposes to get to know the software. The Sierra Chart Historical Data Service is included in the free Sierra Chart trial. You can this historical data and perform with it. Real-time futures data is not included with the Sierra Chart Service Packages, and is instead supported and provided by many of the Data and Trading services that provide futures trading and futures data feeds, which are listed in the section. Many of the supported Trading services will provide a temporary trial for you to receive real-time futures data.

Check with them about this. These are external services. The interface that Sierra Chart uses to the TD Ameritrade service does not provide real-time futures data. This is something that you must be aware of if you are using TD Ameritrade. Futures data is also provided by the which has to be separately activated and paid for. This is not included in the free trial. To take advantage of reduced exchange fees from the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) you need to have a trading account when using the Sierra Chart Exchange Data Feed.

More information can be found in the section. A trial is available for this data feed for 5 USD for two weeks. When using any of the supported Data or Trading services which provide real-time futures data, historical futures data will also be provided for those services as well, by Sierra Chart systems. The general rule with futures data is that if you have a funded futures trading account with a broker/trading service, you will pay lower exchange fees compared to when you do not have a funded futures trading account.

With a funded futures trading account, typically you will pay 3.25 to 15.75 USD per month for Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) fees. Without a futures trading account the costs can potentially go up to 462 USD per month (115.50 USD/month for the CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX each) if you want access to all of the CME futures contracts across all four market data centers in real-time. However, for the major stock index futures (like ES, NQ, and others), the cost will be 42 USD per month for the CME exchange fee if you do not have a trading account.