AlgoTrader | Algorithmic Trading System based on Esper | Bot library
kandi X-RAY | AlgoTrader Summary
kandi X-RAY | AlgoTrader Summary
Algorithmic Trading System based on Esper, InteractiveBrokers and FIX. This project is mirror of the AlgoTrader project hosted at AlgoTrader is an automated trading system (ATS) that can trade any type of security on any market available through InteractiveBrokers or FIX. All aspects of trading like getting market data, analyzing prices, taking trade decisions, placing orders & tracking executions can be automated. Employing automated trading strategies, AlgoTrader eliminates all influences from emotion driven human trading and allows a pure systematic trading approach. Available features of the system : -Automate Trading Strategies based on Trading Rules (using Esper EQL) -Automated Execution via different Broker Interfaces -Simulate and run several strategies in parallel -Backtest strategies based on Historical Data -Portfolio Tracking & Performance Measurement -Different Numerical and Statistical Libraries are available to analyze trend and produce Trading Signals. AlgoTrader is based on the following Frameworks and Methodologies Java SE 6 Model Driven Architecture and Code-Generation based on AndroMDA CEP-Engine based on Esper Persistence Framework based on Hibernate Service Oriented Architecture based on SpringFramework. Further Documentation can be found here :
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Handle send external order
- Gets fix order type
- Get fix symbol for given security
- Send a message to all sessions that match the given qualifier
- Validate the parameters
- Gets constant value
- Generate the return class
- Process an order message
- Convert ordStatus to status
- Simplified method
- Handle CSV input
- Get the next second date from the input date
- Main method
- Remove from the watch list
- Handles the put on watchlist
- Returns the next 3 - month cycle for a date
- Open a position
- Handles the send order
- Modify an external order
- Checks if a tick is valid
- Handle exit value for a given position
- Handles create transaction
- Sends an error message
- Handle a deployment rule
- Returns the value of this parameter
- Update the data
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QUESTION
I have a data set in BigQuery of various pairs of stock prices, and their relative zscores (ordered by date, and in the millions of rows):
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Answered 2020-Feb-18 at 20:17Let me assume you are starting with a table that has the first four columns.
Then you can use window functions. If I understand the conditions, they boil down to:
flag = -1
when zscore20 < -2.0 orflag = -1
when zscore20 < 0.0 and there is no non-negative value since the most recent time with a score less than -2.0
And then similar logic for flag = 1
.
If I'm understanding this correctly, then you can use window functions and case
expressions:
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You can use AlgoTrader like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the AlgoTrader component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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