My trades are always synchronized with Interactive Brokers (IB). Here's my workflow:
When I commit a trade in ONE, I opt for "Send without save" from the lower left “Interactive Brokers” menu instead of clicking "Save." This requires TWS to be open and properly configured.
I navigate to the TWS...
Yes, I found the IB file format pretty simple :).
It is very difficult to find documentation on internet about the format of all these input files. ONE doesn't give enough details on these formats in its documentation. We can find the name of the fields we need but not how they should be...
Thank you @Marcas,
Writing a web application that is capable of converting One Export file to one of the supported import format used by ONE is something i have the ability to do. That's the way I would choose rather than a VBA script. And we could see if we could join our expertises ;).
I...
I found a way to export, but especially to re-import the transactions made with ONE. I use an Excel template, always the same, to build my import file which will be of "Interactive Brokers Flex Query" type.
I made a Youtube tutorial (and a new channel!) that shows you how to do it:
Now we...
I have already contacted Aaron (https://www.ronsplace.ca/) specialised in conversion of CSV files. I He is not aware of that conversion tool. I've also contacted the author of this youtube video, I think it is Ron Bertino, but I didn't get an answer yet.
But good news! I've found a way to...
Hi everybody! I'd need the convert tool that is mentionned in this Youtube video on importing a ONE export file.
Someone has already written a convert tool program that makes the job of converting ONE Export to thinkorswim. I don't know why the ONE team hasn't already made an option to import...
I've written to the support team of ONE. Here are some clarifications answered by them:
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My questions:
2 questions for you:
1 - My subscription trial ends shortly. I have 15% off with Aeromir. If I begin my subscription later in January 2022, will I still get the 15% off...
I've just found another forum who has the same question as you. It is here:
https://steadyoptions.com/forums/forum/topic/4541-summary-of-steadyoptions-discounted-offers/
In summary, you could install a Windows virtual machine on your Mac that runs Parallel. Oracle Virtual Box (free) could do...