from ibapi.order import * from ibapi.contract import * contract = Contract() contract.symbol = 'AAPL' contract.secType = 'STK' contract.exchange = 'SMART' contract.currency = 'USD' order = Order() order.action = 'BUY' order.orderType = 'LMT' order.totalQuantity = 100 order.lmtPrice = 200.0 # Place the order on the IB platform ib.placeOrder(contract, order)
from ibapi.order import * from ibapi.contract import * contract = Contract() contract.symbol = 'GOOG' contract.secType = 'STK' contract.exchange = 'SMART' contract.currency = 'USD' order = Order() order.action = 'SELL' order.orderType = 'MKT' order.totalQuantity = 50 # Place the order on the IB platform ib.placeOrder(contract, order)This example creates an `Order` object to sell 50 shares of GOOG at the market price. The `orderType` attribute is set to `'MKT'` to indicate a market order. The order is then placed on the IB platform using the `placeOrder()` method of the `ibapi.ibapi.IB` class. Overall, the `ibapi.order` module provides a convenient way to specify trading orders in Python code and execute them on the IB platform.