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"Download it from twsapi file area. I'll post it here within 3 days"

He hasnt uploaded it yet...but when he does you can get there from
here by clicking on the Files link on the left sidebar


<-----------------------------------Over There, see where it says
FILES

Or you can click this link:


Scott





--- In twsapi@y..., "Shukrainternationals"
<shukrainternationals@c...> wrote:

How to go to TWSAPI file area?

----- Original Message -----
From: traderguard
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 3:27 PM
Subject: twsapi: Trader Guard - ES NQ futures ready app.


Addition to your existing IB TWS platform. I designed it for

scalpers

to profit from every single trend change with "adaptive

Automation

Engine" monitoring market tick by tick and in real time.
You will love it.
It will automate your profit collection at the topmost
point and also auto-escape from bad point of entry. This is what

i

like the most.
Download it from twsapi file area. I'll post it here within 3 days
(finishing GUI design only)
If you inpatient or file is not there for any reason e-mail

request

to me. I'll be happy to send you a copy.


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Addition to your existing IB TWS platform. I designed it for scalpers
to profit from every single trend change with "adaptive Automation
Engine" monitoring market tick by tick and in real time.
You will love it.
It will automate your profit collection at the topmost
point and also auto-escape from bad point of entry. This is what i
like the most.
Download it from twsapi file area. I'll post it here within 3 days
(finishing GUI design only)
If you inpatient or file is not there for any reason e-mail request
to me. I'll be happy to send you a copy.


traderguard@...

} Hello. I'm a seasoned vb programmer and I've been trading with IB
} for a long while. I'm thinking about writing a fully automated
} Market Making application that posts bids/asks automatically. I have
} to admit, although I would have no problem writing the software
} (which I don't mind sharing with everyone), I don't think I know
} enough about market making. In general, when I try to post a test 10-
} share sell/buy on a NASDAQ stock inside the bid/ask spread, it
} doesn't seem to show up on the Bid/Ask. Is this because I'm not
} posting lots? or is there some other restriction. I would love to
} hear from people with similar interest, and get a move on this
} project if it is feasible.
}
} Cheers,
}
} JS

Glad to hear you consider yourself to be `seasoned'. :-)

NASDAQ doesn't show orders less than 100 shares. Try Island and the Island
book if you want to play with tiny trades.


Richard

Hello. I'm a seasoned vb programmer and I've been trading with IB
for a long while. I'm thinking about writing a fully automated
Market Making application that posts bids/asks automatically. I have
to admit, although I would have no problem writing the software
(which I don't mind sharing with everyone), I don't think I know
enough about market making. In general, when I try to post a test 10-
share sell/buy on a NASDAQ stock inside the bid/ask spread, it
doesn't seem to show up on the Bid/Ask. Is this because I'm not
posting lots? or is there some other restriction. I would love to
hear from people with similar interest, and get a move on this
project if it is feasible.

Cheers,

JS

Please do not confuse everyone with posting another
board or splitting it off. Take care.

__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup

ThanX

Andrew..

He was talking about different code Andrew...the footnote
discussion....

The proggie that demos orders is fine...its even customized for your
3030 start point...just download it and check it out


Scott

--- In twsapi@y..., multicen2002 <no_reply@y...> wrote:

could you modify scott example and post it in file area??
i like to test drive it too.

Thanks
Andrew


--- In twsapi@y..., "David" <kotomo@p...> wrote:

Scott,
the problem with your code is that if you put orders through one

after the other, TWS will complain about the duplicate order as

they

will be (the orderid i mean) separated by 1 to 2 seconds(numbers
apart)

another way is to
Public gblOrderId&()
DIM IC%

ReDim Preserve gblOrderId(IC)
IC = IC + 9
gblOrderId(IC) = DatePart("YYYY", Date) & DatePart("M", Date) &

DatePart("Y", Date) & IC

This way you know the day of the year and all orders of that day,

and you cancel any orders that not filled through the gblOrderId()
array. Of course, you would need to monitor it through the
OrderStatus event.

Thanks
David
PS Andrew your comments about sharing and not sharing are

disturbing...

when I helped you i did know that you had something to offer (AI).
Just go with the flow... you may enjoy it. I would not mind

seeing

your bit on AI anyway.

----- Original Message -----
From: marinindextrader
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 7:10 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: VB Sample Project: How To Place An Order


Here is the footnote I left off concerning order id's, thier

creation

and value.

Why choose an arbitrary value for an order id?

I might suggest that your order id system be based on time.
Using various functions one can extract a string from the

system

time

and date, convert it to a long value and then and use this as

an

id.

Why would one want to do this?

If they were (in the future) to decide to capture all trades

and

store in a database, the id can be reconverted into its date

value

and reports can be printed on a time basis.

Here is a crude example of creating an id based on date and

time:

Example Date: 6/20/02 10:24:17 AM

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim newString As String
Dim newId As Long
newString = newString & Month(Date)
newString = newString & Day(Date)
newString = newString & DatePart("h", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("m", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("s", Now)

Text1 = newString 'displays 620102417; a unique number
newId = CLng(newString) 'convert to long value

'this value is within the confines of Long type data:

2,147,483,647

End Sub


There are other reasons to manipulate the order id...

What if you want your id to be based on a conditional check of

the

symbol...for instance all trades with cisco will be between X

and

Y...

Or...if you trade options you might want an order prefix that
describes where in the money you are...or something like that..
I dont know much about options specifications

Or...you may want use an ordering system that relates to the

type

of

trade it was...Long or Short...

The choices are endless, and to dismiss everything but an

arbitrary

system is ridiculous

If your storing the number...put it to work

Scott

Owner TWS API Yahoo Discussion Forum
"The other Yahoo Board"

heheheheh





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could you modify scott example and post it in file area??
i like to test drive it too.

Thanks
Andrew


--- In twsapi@y..., "David" <kotomo@p...> wrote:

Scott,
the problem with your code is that if you put orders through one

after the other, TWS will complain about the duplicate order as they
will be (the orderid i mean) separated by 1 to 2 seconds(numbers
apart)

another way is to
Public gblOrderId&()
DIM IC%

ReDim Preserve gblOrderId(IC)
IC = IC + 9
gblOrderId(IC) = DatePart("YYYY", Date) & DatePart("M", Date) &

DatePart("Y", Date) & IC

This way you know the day of the year and all orders of that day,

and you cancel any orders that not filled through the gblOrderId()
array. Of course, you would need to monitor it through the
OrderStatus event.

Thanks
David
PS Andrew your comments about sharing and not sharing are

disturbing...

when I helped you i did know that you had something to offer (AI).
Just go with the flow... you may enjoy it. I would not mind seeing

your bit on AI anyway.

----- Original Message -----
From: marinindextrader
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 7:10 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: VB Sample Project: How To Place An Order


Here is the footnote I left off concerning order id's, thier

creation

and value.

Why choose an arbitrary value for an order id?

I might suggest that your order id system be based on time.
Using various functions one can extract a string from the system

time

and date, convert it to a long value and then and use this as an

id.

Why would one want to do this?

If they were (in the future) to decide to capture all trades and
store in a database, the id can be reconverted into its date

value

and reports can be printed on a time basis.

Here is a crude example of creating an id based on date and time:

Example Date: 6/20/02 10:24:17 AM

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim newString As String
Dim newId As Long
newString = newString & Month(Date)
newString = newString & Day(Date)
newString = newString & DatePart("h", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("m", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("s", Now)

Text1 = newString 'displays 620102417; a unique number
newId = CLng(newString) 'convert to long value

'this value is within the confines of Long type data:

2,147,483,647

End Sub


There are other reasons to manipulate the order id...

What if you want your id to be based on a conditional check of

the

symbol...for instance all trades with cisco will be between X and

Y...

Or...if you trade options you might want an order prefix that
describes where in the money you are...or something like that..
I dont know much about options specifications

Or...you may want use an ordering system that relates to the type

of

trade it was...Long or Short...

The choices are endless, and to dismiss everything but an

arbitrary

system is ridiculous

If your storing the number...put it to work

Scott

Owner TWS API Yahoo Discussion Forum
"The other Yahoo Board"

heheheheh





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hi..

I have read your E-mails.. I was wrong..
We do not need another group..

I didn't mean to offend anyone...I'm sorry if I have...
I'm with you .. TWS API for VB is gone now..

Andrew

} Hello
} I just started new group based on great twsapi.
} It is not any competition to existing group just extention for
} VB programmers and newbies.
} TWS_AP_VB will filter users and will focus on VB ONLY supporting
} twsapi.
} I am seting the TWS_AP_VB as membership only but everyone who
} will POST a sample or partial code on twsapi for VB can join.
}
} I hope this will seperate ppl who want to share from all others
} who just want to TAKE.
}
} Again.. THIS IS NOT A NEW GROUP.. if you just need help or advice
} twsapi is the main group for all of us.
}
} any Q ?? contact me direct multicen2002@...
}
}

That's just plain stupid!

Don't be in such a hurry that you cause damage.

There is not enough interest to support yet another group. And all
the various languages supported by the API are similar enough that they
should be discussed together for maximum benefit.

So you're not much of a programmer and are trying to get others to
do all your learning and work for you ... Well you're doing damage to
the exchange of ideas.

Back off! Relax.


Richard

Your right...

Goes to show ya I really am coming up from the bottom on this...

I think the premise is sound in terms of time

I myself dont (wont) quibble to much on this. I just threw this out
there...

Probably a whole hell of a lot better to stick another dimension in
an array and just time stamp the call

Thanks for pointing out the obvious flaw. On the otherhand though,
crafty order id assignment could be an advantage i suppose

Scott

FWIW: I didn't know an IF statment from Jack's Shinola 6 months
ago...but I am trying like the dickens to learn fast...its the damn
logic that beach slaps me down every time....

Thansk




--- In twsapi@y..., "David" <kotomo@p...> wrote:

Scott,
the problem with your code is that if you put orders through one

after the other, TWS will complain about the duplicate order as they
will be (the orderid i mean) separated by 1 to 2 seconds(numbers
apart)

another way is to
Public gblOrderId&()
DIM IC%

ReDim Preserve gblOrderId(IC)
IC = IC + 9
gblOrderId(IC) = DatePart("YYYY", Date) & DatePart("M", Date) &

DatePart("Y", Date) & IC

This way you know the day of the year and all orders of that day,

and you cancel any orders that not filled through the gblOrderId()
array. Of course, you would need to monitor it through the
OrderStatus event.

Thanks
David
PS Andrew your comments about sharing and not sharing are

disturbing...

when I helped you i did know that you had something to offer (AI).
Just go with the flow... you may enjoy it. I would not mind seeing

your bit on AI anyway.

----- Original Message -----
From: marinindextrader
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 7:10 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: VB Sample Project: How To Place An Order


Here is the footnote I left off concerning order id's, thier

creation

and value.

Why choose an arbitrary value for an order id?

I might suggest that your order id system be based on time.
Using various functions one can extract a string from the system

time

and date, convert it to a long value and then and use this as an

id.

Why would one want to do this?

If they were (in the future) to decide to capture all trades and
store in a database, the id can be reconverted into its date

value

and reports can be printed on a time basis.

Here is a crude example of creating an id based on date and time:

Example Date: 6/20/02 10:24:17 AM

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim newString As String
Dim newId As Long
newString = newString & Month(Date)
newString = newString & Day(Date)
newString = newString & DatePart("h", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("m", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("s", Now)

Text1 = newString 'displays 620102417; a unique number
newId = CLng(newString) 'convert to long value

'this value is within the confines of Long type data:

2,147,483,647

End Sub


There are other reasons to manipulate the order id...

What if you want your id to be based on a conditional check of

the

symbol...for instance all trades with cisco will be between X and

Y...

Or...if you trade options you might want an order prefix that
describes where in the money you are...or something like that..
I dont know much about options specifications

Or...you may want use an ordering system that relates to the type

of

trade it was...Long or Short...

The choices are endless, and to dismiss everything but an

arbitrary

system is ridiculous

If your storing the number...put it to work

Scott

Owner TWS API Yahoo Discussion Forum
"The other Yahoo Board"

heheheheh





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"I choose to use the Microsoft .mdb format and access it from VB with
DAO 3.6."

I am gonna put the screws to you when I get to this point...count on
it..

Excellent Tangent

Scott

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I wrote:

"Put a Text1 textbox on your form.
Put a Command1 command button on your form
Add a Simple BAS Module"

And lamed out by not saying:

Make sure you change the multiline property of your text box to
True....The default is false

Unless multi-line is selected you get these funney looking black box
like charecters in your string and it just runs on..


Scott

I am going to have a beer now.

Thanks to whoever brought up the whole order id question....

I needed to start working on this and his question forced my day to
focus on and understand the order process...

Scott <----------tossing back a Boddingtion Ale



--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:

Thanks once again Scott,

Bruce



----- Original Message -----
From: marinindextrader
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 10:37 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: VB Sample Project: How To Place An Order

[Code]

Put a Text1 textbox on your form.
Put a Command1 command button on your form
Add a Simple BAS Module

Stick this in the Form: (and the rest in the Module)

Private Sub Command1_Click()

'here I have just plugged in literal values for the example
'of course you could pull these in as variables or control
properties
'such as a combo box text or what not...
Call PlaceNewOrder("BUY", 1, "ES", "FUT", "200209",
0, "", "GLOBEX", "", "MKT", 0, 0)
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()

'connection call
Tws1.Connect "", 7496

'initialize your module variables
Call InitVarsNewOrderMod
Text1 = "PLACE ORDER DEMO:" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & _
"When you click Command1, a market order will fire

off

for 1 Contract of September " & _
"ES. Keep clicking it and it will keep buying one at
market. Each time you click, " & _
"This box will fill with the order information stored

in

your array"

End Sub


'and use this for when you log out and relog in
'you can conditionally test next valid id in the module

Private Sub Tws1_nextValidId(ByVal id As Long)

'call a module level Sub that captures the IB id on log in
Call CaptureID(id)


End Sub

'now create a private sub that will handle the order routines
'the array captures the order info and stores it for you
'good idea IMHO to internally track this info and not rely
'on IB soley

Private Sub PlaceNewOrder(ByVal action As String, ByVal quantity

As

Long, _
ByVal symbol As String, ByVal secType As String, ByVal expiry

As

String, _
ByVal strike As Double, ByVal right As String, ByVal exchange

As

String, _
ByVal curency As String, ByVal orderType As String, ByVal

lmtPrice

As Double, _
ByVal auxPrice As Double)

Dim mirror(12) As Variant 'left this as zero based for clarity

Dim newID As Long

'assign all of the arguements to the array
'not the conspicuous absence of id in the arguements

mirror(1) = action: mirror(2) = quantity: mirror(3) = symbol
mirror(4) = secType: mirror(5) = expiry: mirror(6) = strike:
mirror(7) = right: mirror(8) = exchange: mirror(9) = curency:
mirror(10) = orderType: mirror(11) = lmtPrice: mirror(12) =
auxPrice

'pass the array out to the module
newID = Get_Set_NewOrderID(mirror)


'place the order
Call Tws1.placeOrder(newID, action, quantity, symbol, secType,
expiry, strike, right, exchange, _
curency, orderType, price, auxPrice)


End Sub

'MODULE CODE STARTS HERE

Option Explicit

Private m_arrOrders() As Variant 'master array
Private m_myID As Long 'your starting point
Private m_theirID As Long 'thier starting point
Private m_nextID 'next id your going to use
Private m_incrament As Integer 'a variable to incrament by any

value;

1, 5, 10 etc
'


'call on form load
Sub InitVarsNewOrderMod()

m_myID = 3030 'set your starting level here

ReDim m_arrOrders(12, 0)

m_incrament = 10 'optional to incrament by other than 1

End Sub


Sub CaptureID(ByVal theirID As Long)

'capture theirs at log on
m_theirID = theirID


End Sub

'store your order info and give an id back to the calling sub
'this is the workhorse

Function Get_Set_NewOrderID(ByVal mirror As Variant) As Long

Dim iTemp As Integer

'find the proper id; this looks a little convaluted but stare

at it

'you will see that if the next available IB id is greater than
your starting
'point, it will back up one then add your incrament
'otherwise it just keeps ripping out new id's per your

incrament

If m_theirID < m_myID Then
m_nextID = m_myID
m_myID = m_myID + m_incrament
Else
m_myID = m_theirID - 1 + m_incrament
m_nextID = m_myID
m_myID = m_myID + m_incrament
End If

'assign the id to the first element of the array
m_arrOrders(0, UBound(m_arrOrders, 2)) = m_nextID

'assign the mirror to the rest of the array
For iTemp = 1 To UBound(m_arrOrders)
m_arrOrders(iTemp, UBound(m_arrOrders, 2)) = mirror(iTemp)
Next iTemp

'redim and preserve your array in preperation for the next

order

ReDim Preserve m_arrOrders(12, UBound(m_arrOrders, 2) + 1)

'display your array in the text box
Call DisplayArray

'finally send the new id back to the calling sub to actually

make

the order
Get_Set_NewOrderID = m_nextID


End Function

'and a sub to display your array information
Private Sub DisplayArray()

Dim iTemp As Integer, iTemp2 As Integer
Dim OrderString As String

'loop through the array and build a string to display
For iTemp = 0 To UBound(m_arrOrders, 2) - 1
For iTemp2 = 0 To UBound(m_arrOrders)
Select Case iTemp2
Case LBound(m_arrOrders)
'place the number of orders at the begining of each

line

OrderString = OrderString & "Trade: " & iTemp + 1

& ", "

& _
"ID# " & m_arrOrders(iTemp2, iTemp) & ", "
Case UBound(m_arrOrders)
'insert a line return character when you reach the

end of

the
'first trade
OrderString = OrderString & m_arrOrders(iTemp2,

iTemp) &

vbCrLf
Case Else
OrderString = OrderString & m_arrOrders(iTemp2,

iTemp)

& ", "
End Select
Next iTemp2
Next iTemp

'display the string
Form1.Text1 = OrderString

End Sub







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Here is the footnote I left off concerning order id's, thier creation
and value.

Why choose an arbitrary value for an order id?

I might suggest that your order id system be based on time.
Using various functions one can extract a string from the system time
and date, convert it to a long value and then and use this as an id.

Why would one want to do this?

If they were (in the future) to decide to capture all trades and
store in a database, the id can be reconverted into its date value
and reports can be printed on a time basis.

Here is a crude example of creating an id based on date and time:

Example Date: 6/20/02 10:24:17 AM

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim newString As String
Dim newId As Long
newString = newString & Month(Date)
newString = newString & Day(Date)
newString = newString & DatePart("h", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("m", Now)
newString = newString & DatePart("s", Now)

Text1 = newString 'displays 620102417; a unique number
newId = CLng(newString) 'convert to long value

'this value is within the confines of Long type data: 2,147,483,647


End Sub


There are other reasons to manipulate the order id...

What if you want your id to be based on a conditional check of the
symbol...for instance all trades with cisco will be between X and Y...

Or...if you trade options you might want an order prefix that
describes where in the money you are...or something like that..
I dont know much about options specifications

Or...you may want use an ordering system that relates to the type of
trade it was...Long or Short...

The choices are endless, and to dismiss everything but an arbitrary
system is ridiculous

If your storing the number...put it to work

Scott

Owner TWS API Yahoo Discussion Forum
"The other Yahoo Board"

heheheheh