C# Class IBApi.IbClientRequestHandler

Calculate the volatility for an option. Request the calculation of the implied volatility based on hypothetical option and its underlying prices. The calculation will be return in TickOptionComputationAsync callback.

Calculates an option's price. Calculates an option's price based on the provided volatility and its underlying's price. The calculation will be return in TickOptionComputationAsync callback.

Cancels the account's summary request. After requesting an account's summary, invoke this function to cancel it.

Cancels an option's implied volatility calculation request.

Cancels an option's price calculation request.

Cancels Fundamental data request.

Cancels a historical data request.

Cancels a RT Market Data request.

Cancel's market depth's request.

Cancels IB's news bulletin subscription.

Cancels an active order.

Cancels all account's positions request.

Cancels Real Time Bars' subscription.

Cancels Scanner Subscription.

Exercises your options.

Places an order.

Replaces Financial Advisor's settings. A Financial Advisor can define three different configurations: 1. Groups: offer traders a way to create a group of accounts and apply a single allocation method to all accounts in the group. 2. Profiles: let you allocate shares on an account-by-account basis using a predefined calculation value. 3. Account Aliases: let you easily identify the accounts by meaningful names rather than account numbers. More information at https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/?f=%2Fen%2Fsoftware%2Fpdfhighlights%2FPDF-AdvisorAllocations.php%3Fib_entity%3Dllc

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Requests a specific account's summary.This method will subscribe to the account summary as presented in the TWS' Account Summary tab.

Subscribes to an specific account's information and portfolio. Through this method, a single account's subscription can be started/stopped. As a result from the subscription, the account's information, portfolio and last update time will be received at UpdateAccountValueAsync, UpdateAccountPortfolioAsync, UpdateAccountTimeAsync respectively. Only one account can be subscribed at a time. A second subscription request for another account when the previous one is still active will cause the first one to be canceled in favour of the second one. Consider user ReqPositions if you want to retrieve all your accounts' portfolios directly.

Requests all open orders submitted by any API client as well as those directly placed in the TWS. The existing orders will be received via the openOrder and orderStatus events.

Requests all order placed on the TWS directly. Only the orders created after this request has been made will be returned.

Requests contract information. This method will provide all the contracts matching the contract provided. It can also be used to retrieve complete options and futures chains. This information will be returned at ContractDetails.

Requests the server's current time.

Requests all the day's executions matching the filter. Only the current day's executions can be retrieved. Along with the executions, the CommissionReport will also be returned. The execution details will arrive at ExecDetailsAsync.

Requests the contract's Reuters' global fundamental data. Reuters funalmental data will be returned at FundamentalDataAsync.

Cancels all the active orders. This method will cancel ALL open orders included those placed directly via the TWS.

Requests contracts' historical data. When requesting historical data, a finishing time and date is required along with a duration string. For example, having endDateTime = 20130701 23:59:59 GMT and durationStr = 3 D will return three days of data counting backwards from July 1st 2013 at 23:59:59 GMT resulting in all the available bars of the last three days until the date and time specified. It is possible to specify a timezone optionally. The resulting bars will be returned in HistoricalDataAsync.

Requests the next valid order id.

Requests the accounts to which the logged user has access to.

Indicates the TWS to switch to "frozen" market data. The API can receive frozen market data from Trader Workstation. Frozen market data is the last data recorded in our system. During normal trading hours, the API receives real-time market data. If you use this function, you are telling TWS to automatically switch to frozen market data after the close. Then, before the opening of the next trading day, market data will automatically switch back to real-time market data.

Requests real time market data. This function will return the product's market data. It is important to notice that only real time data can be delivered via the API.

Requests the contract's market depth (order book).

Subscribes to IB's News Bulletins.

Requests all open orders places by this specific API client (identified by the API client id).

Requests all positions from all accounts.

Requests real time bars. Currently, only 5 seconds bars are provided. This request ius suject to the same pacing as any historical data request: no more than 60 API queries in more than 600 seconds.

Requests all possible parameters which can be used for a scanner subscription.

Starts a subscription to market scan results based on the provided parameters.

Requests the FA configuration. A Financial Advisor can define three different configurations: 1. Groups: offer traders a way to create a group of accounts and apply a single allocation method to all accounts in the group. 2. Profiles: let you allocate shares on an account-by-account basis using a predefined calculation value. 3. Account Aliases: let you easily identify the accounts by meaningful names rather than account numbers. More information at https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/?f=%2Fen%2Fsoftware%2Fpdfhighlights%2FPDF-AdvisorAllocations.php%3Fib_entity%3Dllc

Changes the TWS/GW log level.