USD index data for MT4?

Hi

Does anyone know where I can download a file to get USD index for my MT4?

Thanks for helping!

BroCo has it

You mean that broker?
Oris it someone who goes by the name BroCO?
I would like to just have the file and installit for my MT4 so I don`t have to open a account at some other broker

Yes, the broker BroCo has it. Not sure how you would install it without having a feed for it... Or what the use would be but good luck.

Thanks for answer
I have now downloaded the BROCO trader, I have signed up for a demo account. But I don`t find USD indx there?

Wouldn't bother with the Usd index its to heavily waited eur, but if you really want it Google charts is always there.

get familiar with MT4.
go to Marketwatch.
on Marketwatch, right click anywhere & click "Show all"

btw, Windsor MT4 also has USD Index.

Just use freestockcharts.com and type in symbol: dxyo

Ya i found it pretty fast Was a bit to fast to asking.

On Broco I have to refresh it very often. It dosen`t move on it`s own.
Should it be like that?

Is Windsor MT4 good ? Or is there any problemes like no auto-refresh there also?

Thanks alot for helping!

I use the futures which is DXZ0 currently. Every 3 months or so it expires and you have to find the new chain..

I didn`t quite understand what you meant now.
Is it any easier way to say it ?
Thanks for answer.

DXZ0 = Dollar index

try them both
just to be sure, refresh them often..

Hi Sunsi

I have a demo account with admiral markets. They have Gold - that you can use for more information if you trade the Aussie - and then they have USDX and the EUROX. I run this separete platform on the side -- my broker doesn offer the above but it is nice to have a bigger picture in the market.

Regards

Wild Dog

May i know what is the purpose of obtaining an USD index?

Source: http://www.futuresmag.com/Issues/201...ex.aspx?page=1


The CME Group recently created a new dollar index that can be easily broken down into its component parts. The Dow Jones CME FX$INDEX consists of the four major currencies: the euro, Japanese yen, British pound and Swiss franc and the two top commodity currencies: the Canadian and Australian dollars.


This index, which is a simple average of the component currencies rather than a weighted geometric mean, is plotted opposite the dollar. This means that the uptrend shown in the index since June tells us that non-U.S. currencies have strengthened versus the dollar (see "New dollar index," below). The Dow Jones CME FX$INDEX component futures contracts are quoted in U.S. dollars per foreign unit.



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