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September 15, 2016 at 4:49 am #105205ScottMcNabParticipant
Is there a restriction on how far from the last traded price it can be to placed for the order be accepted ? Not sure where I got that idea from.
September 15, 2016 at 4:55 am #105210Nick RadgeKeymasterSome brokers do have a restriction but I have never come across it with IB.
September 15, 2016 at 5:21 am #105211TrentRothallParticipantthink it may be 10%.
on a really volatile stock i placed a SELL LMT at 12% and it said something along the lines of the max is 10.
September 15, 2016 at 7:12 am #105215JulianCohenParticipantI had this too but it allows you to change the size of the restriction when you are placing the order in a separate pop up box.
September 15, 2016 at 11:04 am #103143ScottMcNabParticipantThis is the message I received today when closed AVN on asx. It closed at 2.43 so 10% lower would be 2.20…matches with the 10% Trent suggested…
September 15, 2016 at 10:24 pm #105217JulianCohenParticipantOh that’s interesting. When I have this issue it is in the order box and there it allows you to change the limit
September 16, 2016 at 12:51 am #105219TrentRothallParticipantyeah that’s it i think. I think what you’re talking about preset warning to a actual IB lmit. If that makes sense..
September 20, 2016 at 12:11 pm #103144ScottMcNabParticipantTesting HKSE…early stages…using same code as US and gives good results…more stocks with large volumes cf ASX…can get CAGR over 20% with volume filter set to over 2 mill
needed to make afl change for ticks:
Tick = IIf(BuyLimP<0.25,0.001,IIf(BuyLimP<0.5,0.005,IIf(BuyLimP<10,0.01,IIf(BuyLimP<20,0.02,IIf(BuyLimP<100,0.05,IIf(BuyLimP<200,0.1,IIf(BuyLimP<500,0.2,IIf(BuyLimP<1000,0.5,IIf(BuyLimP<2000,1,IIf(BuyLimP<5000,2,5))))))))));
BuyLimVal = round(BuyLimP/Tick);
buylimit = BuyLimVal*Tick;September 26, 2016 at 8:35 am #105202AnonymousInactiveScott McNab wrote:New version of BatchTrader for MOC for the ASX arrived tonight…will take it for a trial tomorrow…will set it up to place sell limit order at 16:04 at 1.5% below last traded price.I haven’t subscribed to live data yet so I am hoping price will not have dropped 1.5% in last 20 minutes (or should I go lower maybe ??)
hi scott. just wondering what settings your placing in batchtrader now for the asx: 1.5% below last @ 16:04 ?
September 27, 2016 at 5:24 am #105309ScottMcNabParticipantHi Darryl,
I place orders at 16:02 but 16:04 would be no different…I am fiddling with % below buy price…was using 8-9% but in cases where prices bounce (like wsa today) then it will be outside the 10% cap (from last traded price before 16:00) IB uses…so I will need to adjust order between 16:02 and 16:10…I suspect long-term that I will subscribe to live data and set it a few % below the last traded priceSeptember 27, 2016 at 6:33 am #105314AnonymousInactiveScott McNab wrote:Hi Darryl,
I place orders at 16:02 but 16:04 would be no different…I am fiddling with % below buy price…was using 8-9% but in cases where prices bounce (like wsa today) then it will be outside the 10% cap (from last traded price before 16:00) IB uses…so I will need to adjust order between 16:02 and 16:10…I suspect long-term that I will subscribe to live data and set it a few % below the last traded pricei wonder if just using the delayed datat will be good enought… it seems to me that the delay is not that much… im not sure how big the delay is or how consistent the delay is though.
September 27, 2016 at 6:36 am #105318ScottMcNabParticipantDarryl Vink wrote:Scott McNab wrote:Hi Darryl,
I place orders at 16:02 but 16:04 would be no different…I am fiddling with % below buy price…was using 8-9% but in cases where prices bounce (like wsa today) then it will be outside the 10% cap (from last traded price before 16:00) IB uses…so I will need to adjust order between 16:02 and 16:10…I suspect long-term that I will subscribe to live data and set it a few % below the last traded pricei wonder if just using the delayed datat will be good enought… it seems to me that the delay is not that much… im not sure how big the delay is or how consistent the delay is though.
That was the plan. When I tried it using delayed data it failed to place any orders so I reverted to using the buy limit price.
September 27, 2016 at 8:46 am #105319JulianCohenParticipantI don’t know if I messed it up but I subscribed to ASX data only for 25AUD per month.
Don’t need live data for the US
September 27, 2016 at 8:49 am #105323ScottMcNabParticipantThat seems a good deal. It comes up as $80 a month for me as using pty ltd for regT acct
September 27, 2016 at 8:50 am #105320AnonymousInactiveScott McNab wrote:That was the plan. When I tried it using delayed data it failed to place any orders so I reverted to using the buy limit price.did you mention this to levente scott? i would have guessed/hoped there is a way to get the “latest delayed” price somehow…
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