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I have multiple programs that are each looking at different things, so, the each independently will need to place an order. My question is, is there anything wrong with that or a reason it won't work.

Over thousands of API entered orders I've only had a problem once and I'm not even sure what caused that.? So it's not clear what the technical answer is, but the practical answer is that order

The IB TWS API documentation suggests that some of the orderStatus states may not be transmitted, using the example of a market order in a fast-moving market. I am left unsure if I can depend on the

Let's say my account has two users. First one is the main user. And the second one is a sub-user, added under "Account settings" > "Users & Access Rights". And I have two accounts, first one is the

Here is the IB statement on a "split-spread" order: " Split spread orders include any order that is priced within the spread between the bid price and ask price. *When they fill, these orders yield

The short answer is that this does not work well.? I realize that is counterintuitive but I've captured data on thousands of trades using my own algorithm for getting in between the bid-ask.? Your

As an alternative to programming it yourself you can use IB’s Adaptive Algo market/limit orders which, in the case of a long, start at the bid and slowly raise the order’s price until you are

I didn't get the email (so to speak), but this page sounds like the same thing: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/?f=%2Fen%2Ftrading%2Fsplit-spread.php What they're talking about is quickly

IBKR sent this attractive email to users “ Split the Spread to Capture Better Prices ” The article explains usage via TWS only how can this be achieved with API? (sample code much

Wow, Jürgen this is outstanding work. The internet is a beautiful place thank you so much for taking the time to reply and explain the steps you took. I don't use 2fa or tws so your experience gives

Thank you for the insight. Best of luck to everyone. Best wishes, M

My apologies for the confusion, Todd. As I said in my post, I only have an old 32bit Raspberry Pi 2 and was unable to make TWS/IBGW work on it. My next step would have been to grab a modern Pi 4,

Actually that's been there since Gateway 975, so quite a long time now, and no, there's no way to switch it off. However it also has the alternative Auto-relogin mechanism introduced in TWS 974,

Hi all, Following the forced upgrade, I ended up with gateway 10.12.2d. This brings with it the same time based logout behaviour that tws had. The point of using gateway is to avoid this kind of

Not sure what his problem is but I think you are doing an excellent job Jürgen, thank you for taking up the reins on this on. We have all been handed a steaming pile of opportunity and the only way

We are absolutely here to help each other, and I think Nick did a great job giving you all the information, tools and hints you need to do what you have asked for. One of Nicks suggestions was But

Thanks for the help Jurgen, we can close this forum guys, Jurgen descided we can find everything in the code!!? No need to help each other!! Great spirit for the time of the year, keep it up mate!

Likely depends on the API version, I've had issues like:

I've upgraded, haven't changed my api in several years and haven't noticed any problems.? There was no mention of this in the email I received.? What am I missing?

For those who upgrade and have a issues on the API level, an upgrade of the API is also required. I had yet to see issues like this any time before today (I was using 10.05).