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Would love to pay someone to make it :) Sent from my iPhone

I'll be updating my tutorials over the winter break and will use the latest TWS API (the tutorials were developed using version 9.71)

Hello Yall End of the year which means get all those projects done that you have always wanted. This is more of the same as we are looking for someone to build a simple excel sheet that pulls

Hi Im trying to get a simple code to work but dont understand how to implement EClientSocket, which needes EWraper and also EReaderSignal as input. I looked at other codes and EClientsocket is

Ok everyone, we have beat that subject into the ground and there is a solution. I however, am not a skilled developer and need help with the code. Can all interested parties jump back over to my

Well, although there may be something specific to this situation that can be improved, I expect that with asynchronous communication buffered in both directions (which is usually more performant than

It is good you point this out. I should have been clear that my post was directed to the OP's claim that he could not download an option chain due to a fault in TWS. Regarding "Disconnects are caused

The last bad openOrder/status (450 ms since quan change request) is immediately followed by a good one with a filled status.? While manual changes are very rare, I do not want to start guessing which

Frank, if you need to deal with unexpected arbitrary manual changes, your situation may be more complicated. However your example mentioned times of 45ms and 60ms, which are not really likely to be

How do you identify outdated order status/open order events?? Since orders can be changed manually, just ignoring events that do not match my records is not sufficient. To:

Or add logic to detect and ignore outdated orderStatus/openOrder messages. *As far as I know*, those messages which appear to be the latest (based on content like status or 'filled' quantity) can be

I've found that if I ask for contract details for today when the market is open (during the session), it will generally give back that today for m_liquidhours (which is different from m_tradinghours)

Actually you can use ContractDetails and look for m_tradingHours. 2015-12-25 8:42 GMT+01:00 Ed Gonen ed.gonen@... [TWSAPI] < TWSAPI@...>: -- Best regards, Chernikov

All, I did extensive work with this java client and found it very frustrating. I first added an expiration date to the contract definition and it began to work. This confirmed that the request

As far as I know there is no such method in the API. I suggest to keep as simple as possible and use a plain text file with the list of the market holidays times. You will update the file on a yearly

@Nick news1000, I'm not sure how important it is, but the above exercise with java demo app also shows that it is actually TWS who initiate the disconnect when client brakes some rules (number of

today market closed at 1pm, I had a trade fire at 2pm. How best can I tell that the market is open using the API, c# is what I'm using. Thanks,

It may not work for you but I ignore order status. After all, IB's inner workings are not my concern. All I care about is executions which I can get from exec or position messages.

I had the following sequence: 1. Submit order 2. Receive partial fill 45 ms later. 3. Change quantity 60 ms later 4. Receive three open order events with new quantity. ==>5. Receive three open order

Right- and based on other replies, my suggestion is that you separate out the functions into two steps: 1) Retrieving all of the contract ID's for all of the options series on a given underlying 2)