Hi,
IB supports combo orders thu their Java API:
https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/software/api/apiguide/java/placing_a_combination_order.htm
Is it possible to access/place combo orders in LEAN? Or to access the IB API and place them directly when events happen in my QC algos?
Thanks,
j
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At the moment, we cannot place a combo (AKA multi leg) order with LEAN, but it is a ticket in our TODO list.
It is not possible to access the IB API through the QC API.
I noticed a reference to combo legs in InteractiveBrokersClient.cs on github. If there's anything I can help with in implementing this let me know. IB's API is open source on github and their combo functionality is fairly well documented, so it shouldn't be too bad to extend LEAN.
Sorry, couple of other questions...
* looking through InteractiveBrokersClient.cs it looks possible to get market depth information (updateMarketDepth, etc) from IB but I haven't been able to find a good example of this in the documentation. I'm pairs trading stocks and want to be able to put in buy & sell limit orders that are highly likely to be filled. So it would be great to check market depth direct from IB right before sending the orders (I'm working at second resolution).
* can you give me a sense of the latency difference (both for market info and order placement) between coding the algo's directly in IB's API vs through LEAN?
Thanks. Great platform btw!
We would be very happy if you could implement combo orders in Lean.
Please checkout the Contributor's Guide.
Also, take a look at IBrokerage and IBrokerageFactory implementations.
You can open an github issue where you can ask for help and make questions.
About your other questions:
* We do not have documentation on market depth, because, despite the fact we can get it from IB, we still need to implement it in our API to make it available. This is a feature that we may have in the future.
* LEAN adds negligible latency (order of 1ms). However LEAN is not designed for HFT and if that is a concern we wouldn't recommend using it.
Any progress on Multi-leg option orders. Its been a while. Â
Hi Jackson,
Please see Option Strategies.
Best,
Derek Melchin
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