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It sounds like you are struggling with some of the concepts, Arthur. Such as how Orders may have Executions that become Trades and change the Account Position. If you have not done so yet, fire up

Yes this is exactly what i encountered. I got the client build but i dont want to use any workarounds like this if my money is on the line, therefore i would like some reply from officials at IB that

i downloaded from https://interactivebrokers.github.io/# ( https://interactivebrokers.github.io/ ) the linux version. If you have windows go with windows because on linux you have to fix an error

You can skip the first few messages of that thread actually and just start reading from the one numbered 51303. -Good luck

That's been brought up before [here](/g/twsapi/topic/99520064).

I try my approach with a set Master Client ID. This sounds interesting. Concerning the bug: If you try to compile the code under linux, you will get errors because the attached libbid.a and so are in

I am happy with any OS where TWS C++ API works -- Windows or Linux. Are you saying that what IB itself provides (no third party GitHub repo) is good enough? I am looking for a few test cases to get

Hi, do you have problems compiling it ? On which operating system ? Under Windows there should be a project file which you can open with visual studio.? If you compile the testclient it should know

You're welcome. The short answer is: so that you can automate your trading and make or lose money in quantities and time-frames never imagined before :-) But, I suspect the crux of your question may

what is the best way/source to get "Template TWS C++ client" to compile it and put basic functionality with minor changes in the code? And then build on top of it

Thank you for clarifying this. The second question is, why there is such a thing like api orders ? As i see it all the provided callbacks can't see sent orders that are listed in the api tab. if i set

There's a lot of lingo to get used to, it's all part of the fun! As Malcolm mentioned... you don't close an [order](https://www.nasdaq.com/glossary/o/order), you close a **position**. A

This is a problem with nomenclature. Your order is not open, but you have an open position. You were correct in your first email. To close the position just do the opposite in a new order. Malcolm

Hi, i place an order and i get the following: ExecDetails. ReqId: -1 - EUR, CASH, USD - 000132b0.64c2e326.01.01, 9, 20000, 20000, 2 OrderStatus. Id: 9, Status: Filled, Filled: 20000, Remaining: 0,

Hi Arthur Maybe I’m misunderstanding your question, but a filled order does not need to be closed. As far is IB are concerned, a filled order is history. Malcolm

Hello Malcolm, as a matter of fact i work with the documentation and i'm well aware of the cancel_order function. If my order is filled i get an error that it's not possible to cancel an order that's

Sounds like you might not have found the documentation, which should be able to help with many things: https://interactivebrokers.github.io/tws-api/cancel_order.html Malcolm

Dear community, i have been working with the tws api client (c++) for more than two weeks now. Even after carefully studying the code provided by Interactive Brokers i couldn't manage to find a

well not 100% sure exactly why buti shut off the other instance of the same ticket symbol and just have one going. I watched the price move to the price level while order was cancelled and it was in

Thank you once again ! <TwsApiOnGroupsIo@...> wrote: