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A few times, I tried their stop loss. Only once I get my stop loss executed. It seems logic if i have stop loss limit, once the price is crossed, it would be executed but no !!!
So, I do not think it is human error on my part is it ???
I just do not understand ?
Put me down for one who doesn't know what they are doing
Set some orders in my paper trading account (forward testing a system)
when i got to work this morning they are gone?
They were sent via API and definitly arrived in IB
If anyone knows pm me
Cheers
Anyone know of a quick way to enter a bunch of ASX symbols into IB from a Excel list?
Thanks
Probably "Good For Day" orders. getting purged end of US close.
Possibly
I am sure they were set GTC
The API tab doesn't even show up now im at work so they are gone
Probably "Good For Day" orders. getting purged end of US close.
Hi Abundant,
I agree with TH on this, there is nothing wrong with the platform, it's actually a beautiful thing . Why don’t you open a paper trading account to practice ,then when you get the hang of it put on your live trades.
BTW, a troubleshooting thread already exists.
So you put trades though something that used a API then haven't that connected now? maybe thats it? I don't know I always have NT & TWS running.
Ok, this explains orders being gone, but still does not explain the stop loss thingy ???
i just use the FXtrader to open position by clicking buy or sell then I adjust it on IB trader platform. Changing to stop, then put in the price. When you do stop loss, does it go to the Aux column or Limit column.
It could be me not understanding the platform perhaps
The FxTrader webinar showed how to attach a simple bracket order so that stop loss and profit targets can be set.
well, maybe i should . thanks for your kind suggestion ....
I ran the webinars directly from the email links, seemed to work fine, may be a minor delay while buffering but otherwise is good. btw, i'm using IE.
Quick question about Australian stock dividends. I assume they are paid into the account as per the actual date of payment of the underlying share?
Will you get anything like a dividend statement which talks about the degree of franking etc as per CHESS holdings?
Thanks
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