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Thanks for the reply Mel. Would this show up as a trade? In my mind its not a “trade” since it is an action taken by the broker (as opposed to the account owner), but I could be wrong. The TWS api

Would that not show up as a trade?? For example +100 shares of what the option was for?Sent from my Galaxy

I’m looking for a way to watch for options assignment/settlement on expiration. Is there an event that I can subscribe to that will notify me when this occurs and provide information about options

No, this is wrong and will likely confuse OP. Even if it were correct you shouldn't be using sleep for process synchronization. The documentation and source for

The problem is more probably that it takes time to get the quotes, reqTickers() is asynchronous, so the tickers are filled asynchronously while you are looping on them later on.? A simple approach is

Works for me. Have you tried it w/ a live account during regular trading hours? At the very least play w/

Hi everyone, I’m new to using the TWS API and ib_insync for retrieving real-time option chain data. I have a real-time data subscription for both stocks and options. However, when I attempt to

I found a solution I believe. Adding ``` loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() loop.stop() ``` ends the event loop. I'm unsure if this is the correct way.

The following behavior puzzles me (due to my poor understanding of the underlying asyncio mechanics). 1st, the program requests market data. A callback is attached. The callback will call

Was able to figure it out. It was related to the limit order. Specifically, I was not rounding my limit price to 2 decimals, so IBKR just ignores any orders with >2 decimals (which is very bad

I haven't tried using market orders as they're generally just not profitable with my trading strategies over the years but I'll test some out tomorrow when the market opens up. Appreciate the tips!

Hm yea I'm not sure. I'd say remove the sleeps entirely and setup listeners on all the ib-async events in case there's some useful info coming through there. Do you get the same issue when using

Appreciate the feedback. I'll give #1 a shot to see if it clears up the issue. Regarding #2, I've tried that as well but it doesn't seem to matter (orders still get stuck for me). For #3, I've

1. I haven't seen order ids created like this before. Maybe it's fine, but it's more standard to just use orderId = self. ib. client. getReqId () 2. The sleep after you place the order might be fine,

I have some code below that functions as intended like 80% of the time but for some reason, random orders are not being placed in IBKR. When I debug the issue, it seems that certain orders never make

I tried using SIC as filter tag with the value 3674 (semiconductors) to request data from ib_insync, but it seems that I get companies like MRK which has nothing to do with this SIC code. Any idea

IIRC this annoyed me at one point too and I just hacked everything through... ```| fgrep "($(date +'%Y, %-m, %-d',)"``` You might want to dig deeper for the correct(tm) way or convert the grep into

My intent to have my script run all the time, however I have some issues with the way that ib.trades(), returns after TWS restarts itself automatically through the auto-restart feature. util. df (

I'd like to speed up my Python code by using Cython. Has anyone else done this? If so, how was your experience?

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