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Yes, I mentioned that I can use TradingClass to separate monthly and weekly options. The problem is that it is supposed to be generic method that I could use to form a contract for any security type,

The Contract Inspector shows you the actual local symbol to use. US options and European options have different local symbol formats: you’ve tried to use the European format for a US option.

Hi AJN. First off: note that `Contract.primaryExch` is not the same as `Contract.Exchange`. You might be constructing invalid Contract objects. About reqMktData: just for fun I checked my code and

Pull it out and make it stand alone. Get rid of **ALL SUPERFLUOUS** things like colorization constants... or no one will want to help you.

For SPX OPT you have to set up `Contract.TradingClass` as `SPX` for monthlies and `SPXW` for daily/weekly expiration. Do not define `LocalSymbol`. For naked SPX options, just do `Symbol`,

Create 3 separate orders. TP and SL orders will have property "OrderId" that should be the same as the main order ID. The first two orders will have property "Transmit" set to false, the last one is

Could somebody advise why I'm getting "No security definition" error for a contract with this local symbol : *C SPX 20241218 5945 W* Security: SPX index Strike: 5945 Side: Call Expiration:

Hello, all, I am available for API dev work if anyone needs an extra hand

I created a second version where I removed all code which is not absolutely necessary It is roughly 150 line of code which one easily sees comparing Program.py from samples to *Program_get_bid.py*. As

I have implemented reqContractDetails and start constructing contract using conId I received. so instead of this Like this It made no difference, unfortunately. still not receiving some data

This would be greatly appreciated. If you can make the test case as small and simple as humanly possible... this will help people (esp. IBKR internal developers, who need extra help because they're

There are many ways you can handle this. @wordd already mentioned sending messages to slack channels, for example. All large cloud providers have services that are called something like "Simple

[nullmailer](https://wiki.debian.org/nullmailer#Installation_Examples_-_GMail) can still work with Gmail "app passwords" if you aren't running a full MTA on your system.

Just fyi, you can use ["Github markdown"](https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/getting-started-with-writing-and-formatting-on-github/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax) for

This doesn't exactly answer your question.. but to satisfy those requirements I'm sending a message to a slack channel then have configured that channel to alert me on any new messages. It's free and

No prob!

Forgot to mention, C++ (2nd choice C#) two factor code for Google or Yahoo sample is preferred.

I logged on to my account and found a must complete questionnaire about how I'm monitoring my automated api.? It wanted to know 1) Did I write it or is it commercial and if so the vendor? 2) Is the

This is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much! Let me know if you ever need anything help from my end. Javed [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Jürgen, very valid points. I was really afraid that complexity of this bug will cause problems. So I didn't write code from scratch but did least possible modifications the the official sample