Awesome stuff man, I have a option bot I have tested through Option Alpha but want to code it my self - what video(s) should I start at? I have no programming experience but do use think or swim thanks man
Great Video! Is it also possible to run the bot just using a developers account with Ameritrade or do you have to open a full account? In the last case this is a little cumbersome just to test the script and learn
When I run the files(after a successful pip install of everything) I encounter the following, ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyrobot.forms' Any idea why I am getting this error in Visual Studio Code? I have been a subscriber to your channel for several months. Thank you for making the content that you do :)
I’m already stuck on the config folder, I replaced the template with my info but when I run in terminal like you show in the video I get a syntax error on line 1. Not sure what this means
Hey, I don't know if this was covered somewhere, but if I want to use the Interactive Brokers API instead of the TD Ameritrade API, is there a video where you cover how you can modify your code to make your bot compatible with IBKR?
I don't actually cover that in any of my videos, it would require a significant amount of change to the code to make it compatible with both TD and IB. Not ruling it out in the future, but I just would have to sit down and dedicate the time to reworking the code.
@@SigmaCoding IB is supported in Canada and many major Countries. Most API brokers lik TD Ameritrade is only supported in USA, so you maybe able to help more ppl. Though IB Broker is not a clean API; I would recommend using Ib_sync to connect
Tried to install using "pip install -e." It would not install dependencies at stated in 7:15 of the video. Please advise what I can do to resolve the issue. thanks in advance,
Hello, thanks for your informational video and your generosity to share your library for free. Would you mind telling me where I can find my JSON_PATH ? Is it the access_code from the authentication?
@@SigmaCoding Thanks for your quick response. ! I ran into another problem of "No module named 'td'" when I trying to run your code. Would you mind sharing with me how to solve it. I also downloaded your td-ameritrade-python-api library, but it also shows "No module named 'td'" error message. Thanks for your help ! ------------------------------ update： I got it working. I need to change the interpreter of VSC to my conda environment.
These are the people that deserve a spot in heaven XD
Awesome stuff man, I have a option bot I have tested through Option Alpha but want to code it my self - what video(s) should I start at? I have no programming experience but do use think or swim thanks man
Great Video! Is it also possible to run the bot just using a developers account with Ameritrade or do you have to open a full account? In the last case this is a little cumbersome just to test the script and learn
When I run the files(after a successful pip install of everything) I encounter the following, ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyrobot.forms'
Any idea why I am getting this error in Visual Studio Code?
I have been a subscriber to your channel for several months. Thank you for making the content that you do :)
There is no module called 'pyrobot.forms', that's why you can't import it. Are you sure you installed the correct library?
Sigma Coding That’s strange. I installed everything the same way you did in the video, with the “ -e”
You downloaded from this repo, right?
github.com/areed1192/python-trading-robot
Sigma Coding Yes, I went through your repo specifically. Nothing else outside of the video series installs you walked us through
@@1166NYC Well that's very odd. Could you email the code you have? Coding.Sigma@gmail.com
I’m already stuck on the config folder, I replaced the template with my info but when I run in terminal like you show in the video I get a syntax error on line 1. Not sure what this means
Hey, I don't know if this was covered somewhere, but if I want to use the Interactive Brokers API instead of the TD Ameritrade API, is there a video where you cover how you can modify your code to make your bot compatible with IBKR?
I don't actually cover that in any of my videos, it would require a significant amount of change to the code to make it compatible with both TD and IB. Not ruling it out in the future, but I just would have to sit down and dedicate the time to reworking the code.
This is my problem, I cant use the API as I am not a us citizen or situated in the us :(
@@SigmaCoding IB is supported in Canada and many major Countries. Most API brokers lik TD Ameritrade is only supported in USA, so you maybe able to help more ppl. Though IB Broker is not a clean API; I would recommend using Ib_sync to connect
Each time I run strategy_1.py, it asks me to authenticate. How come it doesn't in the vid? Is there some code that is missing from git?
Hey, where can I find my Account number, which is required in the config file?
It's just your TD Ameritrade Account number. You should be able to see it when you login to TD Ameritrade online.
Tried to install using "pip install -e." It would not install dependencies at stated in 7:15 of the video. Please advise what I can do to resolve the issue. thanks in advance,
i know its been 10 months, but did you ever figure it out? i cannot get it i have the same issue.
Did anyone figure this out ?
Hello, thanks for your informational video and your generosity to share your library for free.
Would you mind telling me where I can find my JSON_PATH ? Is it the access_code from the authentication?
That's the configuration file path. It's something you need to specify in your code.
@@SigmaCoding Thanks for your quick response. ! I ran into another problem of "No module named 'td'" when I trying to run your code. Would you mind sharing with me how to solve it. I also downloaded your td-ameritrade-python-api library, but it also shows "No module named 'td'" error message.
Thanks for your help !
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update：
I got it working. I need to change the interpreter of VSC to my conda environment.