MarketOrder

class saxo_openapi.contrib.orders.MarketOrder(Uic, Amount, AssetType, ManualOrder=False, AmountType='Quantity', TakeProfitOnFill=None, StopLossOnFill=None, TrailingStopLossOnFill=None)

create a MarketOrder.

MarketOrder is used to build the body for a MarketOrder. The body can be used to pass to the Order endpoint.

__init__(Uic, Amount, AssetType, ManualOrder=False, AmountType='Quantity', TakeProfitOnFill=None, StopLossOnFill=None, TrailingStopLossOnFill=None)

Instantiate a MarketOrder.

Parameters:

• Uic (int (required)) – the Uic of the instrument to trade
• Amount (decimal (required)) – the number of lots/shares/contracts or a monetary value if amountType is set to CashAmount. A value > 0 means ‘buy’, a value < 0 means ‘sell’
• AssetType (string (required)) – the assettype for the Uic
• ManualOrder (bool (required)) – flag to identify if an order is from an automated origin, default: False
• AmountType (AmountType (optional)) – the amountType, defaults to Quantity, see AmountType for other options
• TakeProfitOnFill (TakeProfitDetails instance or dict) – the take-profit order specification
• StopLosstOnFill (StopLossDetails instance or dict) – the stoploss order specification
• TrailingStopLosstOnFill (TrailingStopLossDetails instance or dict) – the Trailingstoploss order specification

Example

>>> import json
>>> from saxo_openapi import API
>>> import saxo_openapi.endpoints.trading as tr
>>> from saxo_openapi.contrib.orders import MarketOrder
>>> # buy 10k EURUSD (Uic=21)
>>> mo = MarketOrder(Uic=21,
...                  AssetType=OD.AssetType.FxSpot,
...                  Amount=10000)
>>> print(json.dumps(mo.data, indent=4))
{
  "Uic": 21,
  "AssetType": "FxSpot",
  "Amount": 10000,
  "BuySell": "Buy",
  "OrderType": "Market",
  "AmountType": "Quantity",
  "ManualOrder": False,
  "OrderDuration": {
      "DurationType": "DayOrder"
  }
}
>>> # now we have the order specification, create the order request
>>> r = tr.orders.Order(data=mo.data)
>>> # perform the request
>>> rv = client.request(r)
>>> print(rv)
>>> print(json.dumps(rv, indent=4))
{
   "OrderId": "76697286"
}

data

data property.

return the JSON body.

hndOnFill(TakeProfitOnFill=None, StopLossOnFill=None, TrailingStopLossOnFill=None)

toJSON()