OrderRequestGroup

Struct OrderRequestGroup 

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pub struct OrderRequestGroup {
    pub order_requests: Vec<OrderRequest>,
    pub group_type: OrderGroupType,
}

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§order_requests: Vec<OrderRequest>§group_type: OrderGroupType

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impl OrderRequestGroup

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pub async fn place(&self, client: &mut Client) -> Result<Vec<Order>, Error>

Submits a group order. Request valid for Order Cancels Order (OCO) and Bracket (BRK) order types as well as grouped orders of other types (NORMAL).

§Order Cancels Order (OCO)

An OCO order is a group of orders whereby if one of the orders is filled or partially-filled, then all of the other orders in the group are cancellCreates an Order Confirmation for a group order. Request valid for all account types. Request valid for Order Cancels Order (OCO) and Bracket (BRK) order types as well as grouped orders of other types (NORMAL).ed.

§Bracket OCO Orders

A bracket order is a special instance of an OCO (Order Cancel Order). Bracket orders are used to exit an existing position. They are designed to limit loss and lock in profit by “bracketing” an order with a simultaneous stop and limit order.

Bracket orders are limited so that the orders are all for the same symbol and are on the same side of the market (either all to sell or all to cover), and they are restricted to closing transactions.

The reason that they follow these rules is because the orders need to be able to auto decrement when a partial fill occurs with one of the orders. For example, if the customer has a sell limit order for 1000 shares and a sell stop order for 1000 shares, and the limit order is partially filled for 500 shares, then the customer would want the stop to remain open, but it should automatically decrement the order to 500 shares to match the remaining open position.

NOTE: When a group order is submitted, the order execution system treats each sibling order as an individual order. Thus, the system does not validate that each order has the same Quantity, and currently it is not able to update a bracket order as one transaction, instead you must update each order within a bracket.

§Example

Place a trade involving a bracket group of orders with one order for opening the position, one order for closing the position at a take profit price, and one order for closing the position at a stop loss price. A total of 3 orders making up this position.

use tradestation::{
    execution::{Duration, Order, OrderRequestBuilder},
    ClientBuilder, Error, Token,
};

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Error> {
    // Create client
    let mut client = ClientBuilder::new()?
        .credentials("YOUR_CLIENT_ID", "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET")?
        .token(Token { /* YOUR BEARER AUTH TOKEN */ })?
        .build()
        .await?;

    let entry_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::SellShort)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::Market)
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let take_profit_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::BuyToCover)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::Limit)
        .limit_price("35.75")
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let stop_loss_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::BuyToCover)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::StopMarket)
        .stop_price("46.50")
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let order_group = OrderRequestGroupBuilder::new()
        .order_requests(Vec::from([
            entry_order_req,
            take_profit_order_req,
            stop_loss_order_req,
        ]))
        .group_type(OrderGroupType::BRK)
        .build()?;

    let orders = order_group.place(&mut client).await?;
    println!("Place Orders Result: {orders:?}");
}
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pub async fn confirm( self, client: &mut Client, ) -> Result<Vec<OrderConfirmation>, Error>

Creates an Order Confirmation for a group order. Request valid for Order Cancels Order (OCO) and Bracket (BRK) order types as well as grouped orders of other types (NORMAL).

§Order Cancels Order (OCO)

An OCO order is a group of orders whereby if one of the orders is filled or partially-filled, then all of the other orders in the group are cancelled.

§Bracket OCO Orders

A bracket order is a special instance of an OCO (Order Cancel Order). Bracket orders are used to exit an existing position. They are designed to limit loss and lock in profit by “bracketing” an order with a simultaneous stop and limit order.

Bracket orders are limited so that the orders are all for the same symbol and are on the same side of the market (either all to sell or all to cover), and they are restricted to closing transactions.

The reason that they follow these rules is because the orders need to be able to auto decrement when a partial fill occurs with one of the orders. For example, if the customer has a sell limit order for 1000 shares and a sell stop order for 1000 shares, and the limit order is partially filled for 500 shares, then the customer would want the stop to remain open, but it should automatically decrement the order to 500 shares to match the remaining open position.

NOTE: When a group order is submitted, the order execution system treats each sibling order as an individual order. Thus, the system does not validate that each order has the same Quantity, and currently it is not able to update a bracket order as one transaction, instead you must update each order within a bracket.

§Example

Confirm a trade involving a bracket group of orders with one order for opening the position, one order for closing the position at a take profit price, and one order for closing the position at a stop loss price. A total of 3 orders making up this position.

use tradestation::{
    execution::{Duration, Order, OrderRequestBuilder},
    ClientBuilder, Error, Token,
};

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Error> {
    // Create client
    let mut client = ClientBuilder::new()?
        .credentials("YOUR_CLIENT_ID", "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET")?
        .token(Token { /* YOUR BEARER AUTH TOKEN */ })?
        .build()
        .await?;

    let entry_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::SellShort)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::Market)
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let take_profit_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::BuyToCover)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::Limit)
        .limit_price("35.75")
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let stop_loss_order_req = OrderRequestBuilder::new()
        .account_id("YOUR_EQUITIES_ACCOUNT_ID")
        .symbol("XLRE")
        .trade_action(TradeAction::BuyToCover)
        .quantity("1000")
        .order_type(OrderType::StopMarket)
        .stop_price("46.50")
        .time_in_force(OrderTimeInForce {
            duration: Duration::GTC,
            expiration: None,
        })
        .build()?;

    let order_group = OrderRequestGroupBuilder::new()
        .order_requests(Vec::from([
            entry_order_req,
            take_profit_order_req,
            stop_loss_order_req,
        ]))
        .group_type(OrderGroupType::BRK)
        .build()?;

    let order_confirmations = order_group.confirm(&mut client).await?;
    println!("Confirm Orders Result: {order_confirmations:?}");
}

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impl Clone for OrderRequestGroup

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fn clone(&self) -> OrderRequestGroup

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Debug for OrderRequestGroup

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for OrderRequestGroup

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

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