Can I trust volume data for CFD?

I wonder if volume data for commodity CFD (in my case, Nat Gas) comes from CME exchanges. My question is virtually the same as this one: https://futures.io/options/27468-cfd-volume-where-will-come.html



Can this be true?

My problem is, I have an indicator I like but unfortunately, it's for MetaTrader4 and I don't have its source code. I use this indicator with Nat Gas CFD chart from my forex broker IC Markets. Because this indicator (VWAP related) relies on volume data, I want to know if the volume data is reliable.

Thanks,

 

Not sure, but I have always thought the volume is from the CFD exchange, so that you cannot really be sure you get the total volume

 

I don't trust those volume data.



That's why I trade futures through the Exchanges like CME, HKFE ...

 

Isn't it like Spot? Ie tick data the amount of times price changed within that bar?

 

No !

 

I also think CFD's volume is actually tick volume....

 

I don't trust those volume data.

That's why I trade products from exchanges like CME ...
It is better to pay for quality data rather than
to get free but questionable volume data.

 

I really don’t find volume datas reliable so I avoid it. I’m trading indices with Octafx and Fxview these days. I find them a lot easier than CFDs and the order execution is way faster in my opinion. Works for me.