I don't have any specific questions at this moment. I just wanted to know if anyone was doing that. I guess I'll have to recode it without screens.
Thanks
I've loaded IB's Visual Basic API and I'm a bit dissapointed so far
There are screens to do just about everything. Is anyone on this board using IB's API for VB and not using the screens.
I know VB6 preety well but I'm rather new to VB net. I would like to use the OANDA API but I want to make sure I can use it before I start shelling out money. Go to fxtrade.oanda.com and click on the API and look at the docs for VB net. When I look at them it seems like something is missing. The...
Doesn't this imply that you need to know C++
If you look at the Docs for VBnet the Properties and Methods aren't fully written out. It seems you have to guess how to write the Properties and Methods. One thing I like about IB is that they let you use their API for free using their demo version...
Here's what I wrote to Oanda API department and here is also the response which made absolutely no sense to me.
It seems they expect anyone who codes VB to also know C++.
If anyone understands this email response please explain it to me. I sent them another email but haven't received a reply...
gwac,
Maybe you can give me better info than what I got when I called IB. The guy on the help desk told me that the spread never goes above 2 pips. Is that the truth or BS ?
Thanks
If you make a lot of trades let's say 300 per month wouldn't IB be rather expensive. At 5 Dollars per trade that would be 1500 dollars. If you trade 600 trades per month that would be 3000 dollars.
The problem with IB is that they charge a commission. It's $5.00 per trade under a certain amount. If you make 100 trades a month that's $500.00 plus the spread. Not much different than Oanda's charge of $600.00.