Hello, hope all are well. What is the source of the price of the US Tech 100 CFD? It use to be NQ1!, now the two prices are just always different. Which ticker of tradingview matches trading212’s US TECH 100 CFD?
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They recently announced they renamed it to USTech100, everything but the name stays the same. The source is Bloomberg.
hey VicVega, thankyou for the response.
By any chance, Do you have any idea why the price on tradingview and Trading212 differ? They use to be the same, now there is always at least a 100 pip difference between the two.
May be someone from the team can give more info, depends on what source exactly is tradingview using.
I still see a miss match with US.Tech-100 in T212 and TradingView Nasdaq 100 index or US Tech 100 Daily.
@Bogi.H, do you know or does anyone @t212 have an info on a source that could be used with TradingView, at least until T212 finishes the TradingView integration for those desktop users that prefer TradingView’s charts?
Prices on our CFD app may differ from prices on other sources. This is mainly due to the fact that every broker determines how to mark up the base spread & whether to place a fixed or floating spread.
On a side note, data for futures instruments on TradingView is delayed by 15 minutes. Hence, if you’re not paying for real-time data, it is normal for the price to differ from that listed on other trading platforms.
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thanks @Momchil.G its understandable there will be a broker difference, but I completely missed the data delay on TradingView which is 15min. You can check this by switching your TradingView to the 15m chart. 
Any news from @B.E or the dev team when TradingView charts will land on the desktop? 
We still can’t share a precise timeframe for integrating TradingView charts in the web app.
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@Bogi.H, well we can only hope and gently give you a reminder nudge!
Maybe the T212 API will open up the ability to use T212 as a broker in TradingViews desktop app. 
Do you guys considering an API so we can get a live feed from you price? I pay for TradingView and I use the NQ1 - be honest, I’m not fussed about the price difference cause my brain adjusted to it but it would be really nice if I could do my own Python widget where I can get you quotes displayed on a separate window. Just for convenience.
We have one - you can check out this topic for more info.