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I am afraid I don't know.
Please find enclosed a snapshot of the instrument in IB screen.
You don't choose a specific instrument: just the underlying and both periods, and if the spread exist, you can trade it.
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Unfortunately not. What is the exact (!) IB instrument name?Leave a comment:
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MAny thanks for your answer.Originally posted by NinjaTrader_Dierk View Post
I asked IB abut the code I should use, and they say "Please note that IB does not offer any 3rd party vendor assistance. You will need to direct your inquiry to Ninja Trader."
Any Idea about what code I could use?
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I don't know if this would work. You could try setting up a custom instrument.Leave a comment:
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Calendar spreads
Hi!
I already know Spreads are in your wish list (can't imagine how we need them!), but my question now is:
IB already offers calendar spreads as a single product, with its own quotation, so you don't need to operate both legs, just the spread.
Is there any way to see and operate these spreads, as soon as they already are a "tradeable" item?
Thanks a lot!
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