note that the chart is displaying trades at 15:10 while last in file below is 14:36 also note that at least high is not updating either(there is trades on the charts that are above 4.40) go figure. and that's how we (retail) trade in 21 century.
After my orders are filled, the filled order line does not disappear. It just stays there. I now have a bunch of lines on the main workstation screen made up of already filled orders.
There is a config in TWS that controls whether order disappear or not (go to Global Configuration - Orders - see Completed Orders Settings); I assume you did not mess around with them; I encourage you to report this problem to our technical assistance team http://interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1560 , please PM me if this will not get properly handled in next few days. Thank you.
another day another ticker with frozen quotes. i have no idea what cause this,but from time to time on random tickers data just stops updating. everything except bid and ask and sizes on them. charts are fine.no data via API either.
i wish i can help you solve the problem,but i can't find the cause or how to replicate it. use to be worse,but you did fixed something. anyone else having it? if not-then just leave it. i can probably deal with couple tickers a day.
Regarding scanner layout/template issues brought up earlier - currently posted beta 940.1n have a fix for a problem when some scanner columns disappear on scanner type change; we also improved the way scanner templates are saved (templates now includes column description, so when you load template you'll see the columns you were looking at originally). Please PM me if you come across any other scanner column/layout related issue. Thank you.
FYI, currently market data is switching only for "related" symbols; we have reviewed this feature and fine-tuned the definition of "related" - it use to be driven by the exchanges the ticker is pulled on, and is switching to; now (staring 9401o beta) it is driven by same set of required subscriptions needed to see missing market data; I think this better reflects the use case/need for this feature.
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maybe Mr Peterffy can explain me a logic of how IB is routing my orders and how they come up with their own limitations and what they are showing to their customers. here is an example. screenshot files are attached in order they made. playing with corporate bonds. when i tried to place an order to close bonds that i already own , i got following message. i'm not 'borrowing' anything or selling short.i'm placing order to sell bonds i already OWN