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Hi all, I was trying to place an order to buy a stock and got an error message stating that a contract has closed for trading. What does this mean? Has the exchange stopped trading in this

Hi Mel, Here is my rough and ready code to see my account and my positions. Pranav import sys from ib_async import * from getClientId import get_client_id def get_cash() -> float:

It should be the average cost of the stock you specified in your call.If you provide some code I can have a look.I'm pretty sure it includes commissions in the avg cost, but for some reason I think it

Hi all, Just a clarification which I hope I am able to ask coherently. I have a portfolio of stocks. What does the averageCost property show me? Is the averageCost per unit price of the stock or is

I added some code so that my code calls reqCurrentTimeAsync every few seconds. I use it to make sure the network is properly connected, so this should be fine. Yeah, my code was locking up

This did bit me a few years ago, this was a change by IB about the semantics for reqCurrentTime().? For unknown reasons, IB decided that if you requested the time more than once in the same second to

Although I can't find it in the document, I believe IB may has restrictions no to have two calls within a second, similar to this: https://interactivebrokers.github.io/tws-api/matching_symbols.html

I am having some very strange problems with reqCurrentime(). Look at the below script, which simply gets the current time and the remote time, compares them, waits for a little bit, and then tries

Yeah, this does seem new. This thread seems to have a similar symptom: /g/twsapi/topic/88795216#msg48912 . It doesn't feel that fields are missing randomly. In the most recent

I have the same problem. Its been happening for months now, i just havent tried to figure out what is wrong. I follow the same steps as you outline, and atleast 50% of the time some stocks (usually 2

Sorry for the multipe email (as I can't edit my response). Just want to add that currently the output of the script is: ``` Retrying... 1 Retrying... 2 Retrying... 3 Failed to get data after 3

The sequence is simply: 1. Connect to TWS 2. reqMktData() 3. Give it some time to get data. 4. If some fields are NaN or None, cancelMktData(), and retry. Below is a minimal example. When the problem

Looking for this: https://ib-api-reloaded.github.io/ib_async/api.html#ib_async.util.patchAsyncio ?

Can you outline the steps that reproduce the problem like; * Connect TWS. * Connect client. * Subscribe reqMktData * ... Only because original post had two issues, so I'm confused since it was

I tested it. It does seem that type 2 will give me the most recent quote and price when the market is open. However, even if I use type 2, the problem I described in the original email persisted,

Okay, MktDataType 2 may be the answer. Parts of the documentation say it is the quotes recorded at the last closing, which is not what I want, but part of it says it is the last quotes seen by their

I'm curious, does it work during regular trading hours?Sent from my Galaxy

Hi, Yes, setting the market data type to 2 solved the problem. Pranav Sent: Friday, April 4, 2025 11:19 PM To: ib-async@groups.io Subject: Re: [ib-async] Determining which stock is bringing

Type 2 is the last data recorded at market close, which is not what I want. Also, "live" does not usually just mean that I will only get the data when there are new updates. It also means that I will

Have a look at my reply to another topic, I think it is closely related to your issue because you are requesting after close: /g/ib-async/message/302