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Hi, I am trying to get the options volume and option interest for a particular strike and expiry date. This is what I have: contract = Contract() contract.symbol = "AAPL" contract.secType =

Well after spending much time on this problem in last 24 hours, I have a resolution and can report that this is my fault. reqMktData absolutely *does* lead with the current bid/ask.? In my case I

I have the exact same issue. I was fine for months because i was operating on very liquid markets, but i now have some illiquid options again. I tried for hours yesterday and simply could not get the

I need to obtain daily bar data of various asset classes for some research and I could not get any satisfactory answers for some of the below questions via IB chat. I use IB's Python wrapper through

Do you have a side by side video of TWS windows corresponding to reqmktdata and API callback print showing the discrepancy? Hope you are looking at corresponding TWS window. [email protected]>

I'm just posting for confirmation on reqMktData behavior.? It seems odd to me that, for a live data request, it doesn't lead with the current bid/ask and then send change callbacks.? For slower,

Replacing contract.localSymbol with contract.symbol and contract.lastTradeDateOrContractMonth works for me. Thanks for the responses. KH

For most futures, you can get the contract by specifying just the sectype, the local symbol and the exchange (for example E-Mini futures on Globex). For some futures, which only trade on a single

hello friends, i would like to build upon the existing ib robot command line interface. any suggestions?

I think you still need to define the expiration and the multiplier.

This works for me: mym_contract = Contract() mym_contract.symbol = 'MYM' mym_contract.secType = 'FUT' mym_contract.exchange = 'ECBOT' mym_contract.currency =

Hi. Can't find a way to get Alerts set up in TWS to show in API. Or a way to set up Alert via API. API documentation doesn't help. Regards Priit

Hello, I'm new at this, and would like some help with Contract Definitions for the ECBOT exchange contracts. Using the provided Python sample Program.py and am able to obtain snapshot data for

indeed, that is the solution i adopted too. thank you very much @ScottBrian

thank you @ScottBrian, this is indeed my first time to deal with threads. my program is not intended to stop receiving data, but to handle as much of it. about your solution: i see the run() method

Hi Alex, I have some additional thoughts: IBapi __init__ calls host_connect which will be unsuccessful if TWS is not yet up. This we know. But then, __init__ instantiates a thread for the EClient run

My apologies for the spamming of messages - last one. I figured it out. For anyone else that searches for and finds this, my mistake was believing that I needed to submit the multiple orders through

The ocaContract list above was just testing to see if I could use a list for that purpose - I obviously couldn't.

After working on this further, my main issue seems to be with the contract field in the placeOrder for the OCA. When checking via relevant prints, the list doesn't seem to contain the full contract

Thank you for your info, hymagik. My MFC Dialog-based window program is running OK now. Thank you anyway.