fxcmpy – Algorithmic Trading with FXCM

• 1. Quick Start
  • 1.1. Disclaimer
  • 1.2. Introduction
  • 1.3. Demo Account
  • 1.4. Python Installation
  • 1.5. Package Installation
  • 1.6. API Token
  • 1.7. First Steps
  • 1.8. Resources
  • 1.9. License
  • 1.10. Risk Warning
• 2. Server Connection
  • 2.1. Basic Connection
  • 2.2. Status Information
  • 2.3. Using a proxy
• 3. Historical Data
  • 3.1. Available Instruments
  • 3.2. Fetching the Data
  • 3.3. Data Frequency
  • 3.4. Time Windows
  • 3.5. Data Visualization
• 4. Streaming Data
  • 4.1. Basic Approach
  • 4.2. Callback Functions
• 5. Data Tables
  • 5.1. Account Information
  • 5.2. Offers
  • 5.3. Open Positions
  • 5.4. Closed Positions
  • 5.5. Open Orders
  • 5.6. Summaries
• 6. Market Orders
  • 6.1. Placing Orders
  • 6.2. General Market Orders
  • 6.3. Trade Ids
  • 6.4. Editing Market Orders
  • 6.5. Closing Positions
  • 6.6. The fxcmpy_open_position Class
• 7. Entry Orders
  • 7.1. Existing Orders
  • 7.2. Placing Entry Orders
  • 7.3. Changing Orders
  • 7.4. Deleting Orders
• 8. The fxcmpy_order Class
  • 8.1. Order Ids
  • 8.2. Order Objects
  • 8.3. Get and Set
  • 8.4. Status and Deletion
  • 8.5. Canceled Orders
• 9. OCO Orders
  • 9.1. Creating an OCO Order
  • 9.2. Changing OCO Orders
  • 9.3. The fxcmpy_oco_order Class
• 10. The fxcmpy_data_reader
  • 10.1. The fxcmpy_tick_data_reader
  • 10.2. The fxcmpy_candles_data _reader
• 11. API Documentation
  • 11.1. fxcmpy
  • 11.2. fxcmpy_order
  • 11.3. fxcmpy_oco_order
  • 11.4. fxcmpy_open_position
  • 11.5. fxcmpy_closed_position
  • 11.6. fxcmpy_tick_data_reader
  • 11.7. fxcmpy_candles_data_reader

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