place_limit_sell_order error

[aceidon]

Hey all,

place_limit_sell_order is kicking back a HTTP 400 bad request error for me. When I switch the same submission over to place_market_sell_order it goes through just fine.

The only difference between these two seems to be the price in the code and the order type. The market_sell_order gets the market price from the endpoints quote data as a float. Order type is set to market.

For the limit I'm sending a float, I've even sent it the market price as a float. Setting the order type to limit. And it breaks down.

Anyone else having this problem?

Thanks!

[quada]

same issue here. did you ever figure this out?

[aceidon]

nope :(

[jkcaldwe]

I am getting a similar issue which may or may not be related. When I attempt to limit sell the symbol 'SPY' I get the 400 bad request error however when I try to limit sell any "normal" stock it works as expected. The only difference I can see is that 'SPY' is an ETF type stock. I havent tried the market_sell_order but will give that a shot and see if it goes through for SPY.

Update: Late update but turns out I had a stop loss attached to the stock which prevented me from submitting a limit sell order. Once I removed the stop loss everything worked as expected.

[kuhner]

I'm having the same issue. 400 Errors on limit sell and buy orders.

[RuosenD]

I'm having the same issue. 400 Errors on limit sell and buy orders.

Same here. Got errors on every limit buy and sell orders. Wondering if this problem solved for you?

[viaConBodhi]

I just tested and got 201 (for buy only) ` md = StockMarketdata.quote_by_symbol(client, 'UMC') inst = md['instrument']

testBuy = my_trader.place_limit_buy_order(instrument_URL=inst,symbol='UMC',time_in_force='GFD',price=2.13,quantity=1) ` I'm using the FastArrow package that I slightly modified (but uses the same 2FA as this package) and then passing the keys to the login for this package so I can use the method.

Jamonke login ' def login(self,*args): for i in args: testing = i.access_token username = i.username password = i.password device_token = i.device_token auth_token = i.access_token refresh_token = i.refresh_token

    self.auth_token = auth_token
    self.refresh_token = refresh_token
    self.headers['Authorization'] = 'Bearer ' + auth_token

'

Seems like you are not passing the keys correctly.