This is the code used in ib_insync Guide published on the Algotrading101 Blog
- What is ib_insync?
- Why should I use ib_insync?
- Why shouldn’t I use ib_insync?
- What is the Interactive Brokers API?
- How to sign up for a demo account for Interactive Brokers and set up the trading platform?
- How do I get started with ib_insync?
- How to retrieve the current price of a stock using ib_insync?
- How to retrieve market data for currencies, cryptos, and precious metals using ib_insync?
- How can I retrieve historical data from ib_insync?
- How can I fire an order through ib_insync?
- How to attach a take profit and stop loss to orders using ib_insync?
- How to fire an order for Mastercard when Visa hits a certain price using ib_insync?
- How to fire an order for Mastercard when Visa moves more than 5% in the last 5 minutes using ib_insync?
- How can I buy call and put options using ib_insync?
- How to deploy a full trading strategy using ib_insync?
- What is asynchronous programming and how does it differ from other programming methods?
- Download the full codebase
- python >= 2.7, 3.4+
- pandas (tested to work with >= 1.0.3 )
- ib_insync (tested to work with >= 0.9.59 )
| author: | Jignesh Davda |
|---|---|
| author page: | https://algotrading101.com/learn/author/jdavda/ |
| published: | 2021-01-01 |