Re: historical contract data return the same data (for quite a span of time)
Just to clarify:? My TWS application has similar data holes AND if I go throught the api, I see the same data holes.
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Jon Ahern
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#40680
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Re: historical contract data return the same data (for quite a span of time)
I can tell you I have the same issue (I think) and IB tech support had never heard of the issue when I asked - which I find unbelievable - and lead me to believe it was perhaps something wrong with my
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Jon Ahern
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#40679
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Derek,
You have conflicting paths which is a problem I alluded to in the last
email. It is looking for your jar file in /root/jars, which is probably
not where you installed it on your desktop PC
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MochaSatin <scott@...>
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#40678
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Hi Scott,
I follow your steps and get the error below.
It said the twslaunch-963.jar does not exist. I checked the Jts folder copied from my Windows computer and I only found twslaunch-973.jar
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Derek Fung
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#40677
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
No, not the default settings.
The graphs show the polling of six NTP hosts (representing UTC) reporting the offset of windows system time from each. Also, the raw average of those poll offsets (and
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michaelIC <michael.i.c@...>
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#40676
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Thanks Richard and Scott. Let me try.
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Derek Fung
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#40675
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
Thanks for the links Mario.
The first one in particular gives very useful information about the requirements for achieving very high accuracy with Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016.
But it
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Richard L King
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#40674
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Thanks for that Scott. Looks like there’s no need for me to do anything.
Derek, just download and install the ARM 64 Java SE Development Kit from here:
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Richard L King
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#40673
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Derek,
I remembered a few other things so here is a follow up on running gateway
on an ARM. The installation will fail when installing a fresh IB or TWS
download on an Arm Linux machine. So the
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MochaSatin <scott@...>
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#40672
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Derek,
You have to hack the ibgateway script to run correctly on Arm processor.
Do a diff on the attached script to see the changes I made to run the
gateway. I have run it on both a pi3 and and
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MochaSatin <scott@...>
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#40671
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Re: Install TWS or IB gateway on Ubuntu and ARM64 bit processor
Hi Richard,
Apologize for the late response. Last week was engaged with other urgent
things.
Yes, I am interested to try, please share with me.
And which version of Orace Java for ARM that I
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Derek Fung
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#40670
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Re: close all positions and cancel all open orders
It is in the sample java application, if you run it you'll see buttons to
do exactly that.
Best wishes,
M
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mark collins
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#40669
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close all positions and cancel all open orders
Hi,
I would like to cancel all open orders and close all positions.
Does anyone has an example code? (JAVA API)
Thanks.
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Rotem Benishti <rotem4567@...>
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#40668
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/windows-time-service/support-boundary
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askds/2007/10/23/high-accuracy-w32time-requirements/
Best
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Mario Pisa
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#40667
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Re: Allow OCA functionality on conditional cancellations
I sometime submit OCA groups with, for example, multiple profit targets
(each profit target trying to close the entire position); for a long
position, a higher profit target at first, and if that
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Jimmy
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#40666
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Allow OCA functionality on conditional cancellations
Currently, OCA orders are only canceled if an order in the OCA group is either manually canceled or filled. If an OCA order is canceled by a good-til-date condition or by a conditional cancel price
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Orionn
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#40665
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
My bad.
I had a nagging thought, so I checked the log files from those runs.
The units across the bottom are not seconds, but the poll number.
The polls were done every three seconds.
So 1 is the
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michaelIC <michael.i.c@...>
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#40664
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
Fourth.
With NTP turned back on, here's a graph of when some transactions are arriving from IB.
The width represents a second. Each axis tick across the bottom is 50 ms.
I find that the data
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michaelIC <michael.i.c@...>
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#40663
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
Third.
Improved reset/align code, and resetting when the lag exceeds 20 ms. The raw NTP is being filtered by cascading outlier filters before averaging to get the correction. Looking at the NTP polls,
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michaelIC <michael.i.c@...>
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#40662
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Re: Latency of reqTickByTickData
Second.
As code can set system time, to see how it would fare, I decided to have it realign system time to UTC TOS every time system time lagged UTC by more than 250 ms. In this graph, ms lag on the
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michaelIC <michael.i.c@...>
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#40661
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