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Does anyone have insight as to how you can locate HTB shares to short on TWS API? My main strategy involves shorting small caps which requires locating shares to short and can be done manually with a

I already tried it since I have a German QWERTZ layout. Unfortunately, it didn't work. However, I found the solution: I changed my keyboard layout to US QWERTY and now it works! I guess that the

thank you Jurgen great help as always. cp

I don't know how it's on a US keyboard but on the keyboard I'm using I have to press shift-0 for a = sign. So CTRL, Alt, = becomes CTRL, Alt, shift, 0. Can this be the problem?

Hi Daniel:? Were you ever able to fix this?? I'm getting the same error. Thanks, Martin

I have the exact same problem, nothing happens when I press this combination. Is there another way to see the number of subscribed market data lines?

Under "File -> Global Configuration -> API -> Settings" * Enable "Create API message log" * Enable "Include market data in API log file" Log files are stored encrypted so you would use "Account ->

Hi there nope, the message is getting to IB it's just not sending anything back. I just wanted to see if I was missing anything at the highest level. As Richard says there should be not difference in

You provided very little context, but the word "Sending" in the error message jumped at me. Just guessing but could it be that your request fails in the Julia API implementation before it is even sent

Absolutely the same. Depending on the index you may not receive some tick types, but I've never noticed anything to be missing that I'd expect to be there. The FTSE index (which IB actually no longer

Thanks Richard so the results of the call for an "IND" should be the same as the results as a call for "STK". Is that a fair statement?? Also I was talking to a chum about the Aboyne highland games.

Yes, market data requests work the same way for indexes as for any other contract. I just tried it on my system with these parameters and it worked fine (market is closed now though so only zeros

Sorry Richard I wanted to just ask the general question if it was legitimate for me to send a reqMktData for an index. Here's the TWS connection data ``` Info: connected │ V = "167" ``` I'm

Give us some clues please! Like what API implementation are you using? Sent: 11 March 2022 00:02 To: [email protected] Subject: [TWS API] reqMktdata SPX call Hi all is there ANY reason

Hi all is there ANY reason that calling reqMktdata using "SPX" , "CBOE","USD" as parameters would cause ``` sending | ┌ Error: exception thrown │ e = TypeError: in typeassert, expected

Hi WHmKK Zeng, Just curious, what method are you using to avoid re-submitting the same orders? I'm trying to stop new orders from being created when open orders for that contract already exist, but

Hello TWS group, Was looking into FX trading recently, and tried to source the below reference benchmark rates from the TWS API without

Dear Orionn, May I ask how can we trigger the stop-loss order modification a profit taker order fills? Thank you. Hao Dear Orionn, I just read your reply

Are you sure you are using the correct gateway, Eric? It feels like you are trying to make "Client Portal API" calls to the ":TWS API Gateway". The Client Portal API comes with its own little gateway

Um, the TWS API is not a web server or http based at all. It uses a custom protocol, http is not going to work. I am not a python expert so I apologize if your example is running a python TWS API