开云体育

Welcome to the group. Generally, the exact schedules for regular and extended trading hours are defined by the individual exchanges, so that you could implement a few functions for the exchanges you

hey there thanks for trying. I got the info I wanted. I'm not interested in trading it. Just using it as one of the events in a state engine I use to change my model. ??? skew_contract =

I typed that symbol into IB's contract search engine. It appears to be the CBOE Equity Put-Call Ratio. No other information available. As it is a ratio, it is not something that can be

I am glad this worked for you, too. Looks like the problem and the solution is now well understood. It might be best for me to merge the two parallel topics. Jürgen

Thank you very much Jürgen!! I didn't see that other thread. Using the _actual_ order sent back in the open_order event & not setting the oca group id did the trick. Really appreciate the help!

Unfortunately we have two (almost identical) topics on this issue. You may want to check out " 10326 OCA group revision is not allowed - it strikes again (

Hi Jimmy thanks for the reply back in Nov.. curious if they ever got you a solution in ticket #804191? or if you got it working ever? I've got an OCA Group type 2 and am trying to update stop price

Your explanation makes sense, and it does vindicate the wording of the error message, which explicitly mentions OCA group.

I am glad that worked for you, Max. Interestingly, just before your post I was able to reproduce? your issue by assigning an OCA group name AND by reusing the original profit taker

Jürgen, Success! And epiphany #1: when I skip setting ocaGroup (while keeping parentId as in initial order) the problem goes away. The execution engine is once again purring happily! I appreciate

Unfortunately IB does not offer this capability, to the best of my knowledge. Generally speaking, IB system does not seem to allow repricing of an order based on the execution price of another one. I

After you call placeOrder() for an order (or in the bracket case call it once for each of the three orders), IBKR keeps your client aware of the order progress through a variety of callbacks:

Jürgen, Pardon my ignorance, but when you say ' The Profit Taker order as updated by and received from IBKR ' how do you receive and examine the updated order details?

Hi all not too familiar with IB's financial instrument lookup web approach. Normally I'd just use TWS desktop enter the ticker into a watch list ( done and working) and look at the tearsheet. For

Jürgen, Thank you for your reply. I am not sure how to answer your question about API level. I have API_Version=10.30.01 and a message 'serverVersion:177' pops up on the console when my (Python)

Works just fine for me on TWS 10.30.1u, TWS API level 173, and ESH5. Both for the IBKR default OCA type 3 as well as type 2 as you use. What API level does your client use? My approach is rather

This appeared as I migrated from 10.23 to 10.34 (tested with 10.30, same thing). Previously it worked fine. I have read all previous posts related to this error. I made sure parentId=0, but it made no

Is it possible to submit a hedge pair of stock limit orders where, when the parent executes, IBKR sets the limit price of the child (which is a limit order) to a given multiple of the execution price

if I request Market data with `outsideRth=true`, I get the data for the whole pre-market, market, and after-hours market hours which is great. However, when I inspect each candle in the data, I get

Thank you very much Andrei, your research (troubleshoot) is very helpful..!!! Rgds, Idjoel [email protected]> wrote: