etrade transactions #60
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https://github.com/jessecooper/pyetrade/blob/master/pyetrade/accounts.py#L143 I have all the transactions API done in the accounts object. Should be good to go. |
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Thank you Jesse, that is very helpful.
One question: I was looking for the E*Trade Steaming API, so I can listen
to order status updates and executions, but couldn’t find any. Do you have
any insight on this?
Best,
Zhen
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https://github.com/jessecooper/pyetrade/blob/master/pyetrade/accounts.py#L143
I have all the transactions API done in the accounts object. Should be
good to go.
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Hey all. |
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is anyone interested in being able to grab transactions from the API?
I have always relied on the eTrade web site to download my trades as a CSV file, but that may not have all the information that people are looking for in their book-keeping or back-testing.
I can do it pretty easily, but wondering if others are interested.
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