Module backtrader.order

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8; py-indent-offset:4 -*-
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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function,
                        unicode_literals)

import collections
from copy import copy
import datetime
import itertools

from .utils.py3 import range, with_metaclass, iteritems

from .metabase import MetaParams
from .utils import AutoOrderedDict


class OrderExecutionBit(object):
    '''
    Intended to hold information about order execution. A "bit" does not
    determine if the order has been fully/partially executed, it just holds
    information.

    Member Attributes:

      - dt: datetime (float) execution time
      - size: how much was executed
      - price: execution price
      - closed: how much of the execution closed an existing postion
      - opened: how much of the execution opened a new position
      - openedvalue: market value of the "opened" part
      - closedvalue: market value of the "closed" part
      - closedcomm: commission for the "closed" part
      - openedcomm: commission for the "opened" part

      - value: market value for the entire bit size
      - comm: commission for the entire bit execution
      - pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)

      - psize: current open position size
      - pprice: current open position price

    '''

    def __init__(self,
                 dt=None, size=0, price=0.0,
                 closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0,
                 opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0,
                 pnl=0.0,
                 psize=0, pprice=0.0):

        self.dt = dt
        self.size = size
        self.price = price

        self.closed = closed
        self.opened = opened
        self.closedvalue = closedvalue
        self.openedvalue = openedvalue
        self.closedcomm = closedcomm
        self.openedcomm = openedcomm

        self.value = closedvalue + openedvalue
        self.comm = closedcomm + openedcomm
        self.pnl = pnl

        self.psize = psize
        self.pprice = pprice


class OrderData(object):
    '''
    Holds actual order data for Creation and Execution.

    In the case of Creation the request made and in the case of Execution the
    actual outcome.

    Member Attributes:

      - exbits : iterable of OrderExecutionBits for this OrderData

      - dt: datetime (float) creation/execution time
      - size: requested/executed size
      - price: execution price
        Note: if no price is given and no pricelimite is given, the closing
        price at the time or order creation will be used as reference
      - pricelimit: holds pricelimit for StopLimit (which has trigger first)
      - trailamount: absolute price distance in trailing stops
      - trailpercent: percentage price distance in trailing stops

      - value: market value for the entire bit size
      - comm: commission for the entire bit execution
      - pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)
      - margin: margin incurred by the Order (if any)

      - psize: current open position size
      - pprice: current open position price

    '''
    # According to the docs, collections.deque is thread-safe with appends at
    # both ends, there will be no pop (nowhere) and therefore to know which the
    # new exbits are two indices are needed. At time of cloning (__copy__) the
    # indices can be updated to match the previous end, and the new end
    # (len(exbits)
    # Example: start 0, 0 -> islice(exbits, 0, 0) -> []
    # One added -> copy -> updated 0, 1 -> islice(exbits, 0, 1) -> [1 elem]
    # Other added -> copy -> updated 1, 2 -> islice(exbits, 1, 2) -> [1 elem]
    # "add" and "__copy__" happen always in the same thread (with all current
    # implementations) and therefore no append will happen during a copy and
    # the len of the exbits can be queried with no concerns about another
    # thread making an append and with no need for a lock

    def __init__(self, dt=None, size=0, price=0.0, pricelimit=0.0, remsize=0,
                 pclose=0.0, trailamount=0.0, trailpercent=0.0):

        self.pclose = pclose
        self.exbits = collections.deque()  # for historical purposes
        self.p1, self.p2 = 0, 0  # indices to pending notifications

        self.dt = dt
        self.size = size
        self.remsize = remsize
        self.price = price
        self.pricelimit = pricelimit
        self.trailamount = trailamount
        self.trailpercent = trailpercent

        if not pricelimit:
            # if no pricelimit is given, use the given price
            self.pricelimit = self.price

        if pricelimit and not price:
            # price must always be set if pricelimit is set ...
            self.price = pricelimit

        self.plimit = pricelimit

        self.value = 0.0
        self.comm = 0.0
        self.margin = None
        self.pnl = 0.0

        self.psize = 0
        self.pprice = 0

    def _getplimit(self):
        return self._plimit

    def _setplimit(self, val):
        self._plimit = val

    plimit = property(_getplimit, _setplimit)

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.exbits)

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        return self.exbits[key]

    def add(self, dt, size, price,
            closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0,
            opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0,
            pnl=0.0,
            psize=0, pprice=0.0):

        self.addbit(
            OrderExecutionBit(dt, size, price,
                              closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                              opened, openedvalue, openedcomm, pnl,
                              psize, pprice))

    def addbit(self, exbit):
        # Stores an ExecutionBit and recalculates own values from ExBit
        self.exbits.append(exbit)

        self.remsize -= exbit.size

        self.dt = exbit.dt
        oldvalue = self.size * self.price
        newvalue = exbit.size * exbit.price
        self.size += exbit.size
        self.price = (oldvalue + newvalue) / self.size
        self.value += exbit.value
        self.comm += exbit.comm
        self.pnl += exbit.pnl
        self.psize = exbit.psize
        self.pprice = exbit.pprice

    def getpending(self):
        return list(self.iterpending())

    def iterpending(self):
        return itertools.islice(self.exbits, self.p1, self.p2)

    def markpending(self):
        # rebuild the indices to mark which exbits are pending in clone
        self.p1, self.p2 = self.p2, len(self.exbits)

    def clone(self):
        self.markpending()
        obj = copy(self)
        return obj


class OrderBase(with_metaclass(MetaParams, object)):
    params = (
        ('owner', None), ('data', None),
        ('size', None), ('price', None), ('pricelimit', None),
        ('exectype', None), ('valid', None), ('tradeid', 0), ('oco', None),
        ('trailamount', None), ('trailpercent', None),
        ('parent', None), ('transmit', True),
        ('simulated', False),
        # To support historical order evaluation
        ('histnotify', False),
    )

    DAY = datetime.timedelta()  # constant for DAY order identification

    # Time Restrictions for orders
    T_Close, T_Day, T_Date, T_None = range(4)

    # Volume Restrictions for orders
    V_None = range(1)

    (Market, Close, Limit, Stop, StopLimit, StopTrail, StopTrailLimit,
     Historical) = range(8)
    ExecTypes = ['Market', 'Close', 'Limit', 'Stop', 'StopLimit', 'StopTrail',
                 'StopTrailLimit', 'Historical']

    OrdTypes = ['Buy', 'Sell']
    Buy, Sell = range(2)

    Created, Submitted, Accepted, Partial, Completed, \
        Canceled, Expired, Margin, Rejected = range(9)

    Cancelled = Canceled  # alias

    Status = [
        'Created', 'Submitted', 'Accepted', 'Partial', 'Completed',
        'Canceled', 'Expired', 'Margin', 'Rejected',
    ]

    refbasis = itertools.count(1)  # for a unique identifier per order

    def _getplimit(self):
        return self._plimit

    def _setplimit(self, val):
        self._plimit = val

    plimit = property(_getplimit, _setplimit)

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        # Return attr from params if not found in order
        return getattr(self.params, name)

    def __setattribute__(self, name, value):
        if hasattr(self.params, name):
            setattr(self.params, name, value)
        else:
            super(Order, self).__setattribute__(name, value)

    def __str__(self):
        tojoin = list()
        tojoin.append('Ref: {}'.format(self.ref))
        tojoin.append('OrdType: {}'.format(self.ordtype))
        tojoin.append('OrdType: {}'.format(self.ordtypename()))
        tojoin.append('Status: {}'.format(self.status))
        tojoin.append('Status: {}'.format(self.getstatusname()))
        tojoin.append('Size: {}'.format(self.size))
        tojoin.append('Price: {}'.format(self.price))
        tojoin.append('Price Limit: {}'.format(self.pricelimit))
        tojoin.append('TrailAmount: {}'.format(self.trailamount))
        tojoin.append('TrailPercent: {}'.format(self.trailpercent))
        tojoin.append('ExecType: {}'.format(self.exectype))
        tojoin.append('ExecType: {}'.format(self.getordername()))
        tojoin.append('CommInfo: {}'.format(self.comminfo))
        tojoin.append('End of Session: {}'.format(self.dteos))
        tojoin.append('Info: {}'.format(self.info))
        tojoin.append('Broker: {}'.format(self.broker))
        tojoin.append('Alive: {}'.format(self.alive()))

        return '\n'.join(tojoin)

    def __init__(self):
        self.ref = next(self.refbasis)
        self.broker = None
        self.info = AutoOrderedDict()
        self.comminfo = None
        self.triggered = False

        self._active = self.parent is None
        self.status = Order.Created

        self.plimit = self.p.pricelimit  # alias via property

        if self.exectype is None:
            self.exectype = Order.Market

        if not self.isbuy():
            self.size = -self.size

        # Set a reference price if price is not set using
        # the close price
        pclose = self.data.close[0] if not self.p.simulated else self.price
        price = pclose if not self.price and not self.pricelimit else self.price

        dcreated = self.data.datetime[0] if not self.p.simulated else 0.0
        self.created = OrderData(dt=dcreated,
                                 size=self.size,
                                 price=price,
                                 pricelimit=self.pricelimit,
                                 pclose=pclose,
                                 trailamount=self.trailamount,
                                 trailpercent=self.trailpercent)

        # Adjust price in case a trailing limit is wished
        if self.exectype in [Order.StopTrail, Order.StopTrailLimit]:
            self._limitoffset = self.created.price - self.created.pricelimit
            price = self.created.price
            self.created.price = float('inf' * self.isbuy() or '-inf')
            self.trailadjust(price)
        else:
            self._limitoffset = 0.0

        self.executed = OrderData(remsize=self.size)
        self.position = 0

        if isinstance(self.valid, datetime.date):
            # comparison will later be done against the raw datetime[0] value
            self.valid = self.data.date2num(self.valid)
        elif isinstance(self.valid, datetime.timedelta):
            # offset with regards to now ... get utcnow + offset
            # when reading with date2num ... it will be automatically localized
            if self.valid == self.DAY:
                valid = datetime.datetime.combine(
                    self.data.datetime.date(), datetime.time(23, 59, 59, 9999))
            else:
                valid = self.data.datetime.datetime() + self.valid

            self.valid = self.data.date2num(valid)

        elif self.valid is not None:
            if not self.valid:  # avoid comparing None and 0
                valid = datetime.datetime.combine(
                    self.data.datetime.date(), datetime.time(23, 59, 59, 9999))
            else:  # assume float
                valid = self.data.datetime[0] + self.valid

        if not self.p.simulated:
            # provisional end-of-session
            # get next session end
            dtime = self.data.datetime.datetime(0)
            session = self.data.p.sessionend
            dteos = dtime.replace(hour=session.hour, minute=session.minute,
                                  second=session.second,
                                  microsecond=session.microsecond)

            if dteos < dtime:
                # eos before current time ... no ... must be at least next day
                dteos += datetime.timedelta(days=1)

            self.dteos = self.data.date2num(dteos)
        else:
            self.dteos = 0.0

    def clone(self):
        # status, triggered and executed are the only moving parts in order
        # status and triggered are covered by copy
        # executed has to be replaced with an intelligent clone of itself
        obj = copy(self)
        obj.executed = self.executed.clone()
        return obj  # status could change in next to completed

    def getstatusname(self, status=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given status or the one of the order'''
        return self.Status[self.status if status is None else status]

    def getordername(self, exectype=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given exectype or the one of the order'''
        return self.ExecTypes[self.exectype if exectype is None else exectype]

    @classmethod
    def ExecType(cls, exectype):
        return getattr(cls, exectype)

    def ordtypename(self, ordtype=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given ordtype or the one of the order'''
        return self.OrdTypes[self.ordtype if ordtype is None else ordtype]

    def active(self):
        return self._active

    def activate(self):
        self._active = True

    def alive(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is in a status in which it can still be
        executed
        '''
        return self.status in [Order.Created, Order.Submitted,
                               Order.Partial, Order.Accepted]

    def addcomminfo(self, comminfo):
        '''Stores a CommInfo scheme associated with the asset'''
        self.comminfo = comminfo

    def addinfo(self, **kwargs):
        '''Add the keys, values of kwargs to the internal info dictionary to
        hold custom information in the order
        '''
        for key, val in iteritems(kwargs):
            self.info[key] = val

    def __eq__(self, other):
        return other is not None and self.ref == other.ref

    def __ne__(self, other):
        return self.ref != other.ref

    def isbuy(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is a Buy order'''
        return self.ordtype == self.Buy

    def issell(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is a Sell order'''
        return self.ordtype == self.Sell

    def setposition(self, position):
        '''Receives the current position for the asset and stotres it'''
        self.position = position

    def submit(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as submitted and stores the broker to which it was
        submitted'''
        self.status = Order.Submitted
        self.broker = broker
        self.plen = len(self.data)

    def accept(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as accepted'''
        self.status = Order.Accepted
        self.broker = broker

    def brokerstatus(self):
        '''Tries to retrieve the status from the broker in which the order is.

        Defaults to last known status if no broker is associated'''
        if self.broker:
            return self.broker.orderstatus(self)

        return self.status

    def reject(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as rejected'''
        if self.status == Order.Rejected:
            return False

        self.status = Order.Rejected
        self.broker = broker
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
        return True

    def cancel(self):
        '''Marks an order as cancelled'''
        self.status = Order.Canceled
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]

    def margin(self):
        '''Marks an order as having met a margin call'''
        self.status = Order.Margin
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]

    def completed(self):
        '''Marks an order as completely filled'''
        self.status = self.Completed

    def partial(self):
        '''Marks an order as partially filled'''
        self.status = self.Partial

    def execute(self, dt, size, price,
                closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                margin, pnl,
                psize, pprice):

        '''Receives data execution input and stores it'''
        if not size:
            return

        self.executed.add(dt, size, price,
                          closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                          opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                          pnl, psize, pprice)

        self.executed.margin = margin

    def expire(self):
        '''Marks an order as expired. Returns True if it worked'''
        self.status = self.Expired
        return True

    def trailadjust(self, price):
        pass  # generic interface


class Order(OrderBase):
    '''
    Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

    The order may have the following status:

      - Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
      - Accepted: accepted by the broker
      - Partial: partially executed
      - Completed: fully exexcuted
      - Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
      - Expired: expired
      - Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
      - Rejected: Rejected by the broker

        This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will
        not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar
        price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like
        instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been
        executed)

    Member Attributes:

      - ref: unique order identifier
      - created: OrderData holding creation data
      - executed: OrderData holding execution data

      - info: custom information passed over method :func:`addinfo`. It is kept
        in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys
        can also be specified using '.' notation

    User Methods:

      - isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
      - issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
      - alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
    '''

    def execute(self, dt, size, price,
                closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                margin, pnl,
                psize, pprice):

        super(Order, self).execute(dt, size, price,
                                   closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                                   opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                                   margin, pnl, psize, pprice)

        if self.executed.remsize:
            self.status = Order.Partial
        else:
            self.status = Order.Completed

        # self.comminfo = None

    def expire(self):
        if self.exectype == Order.Market:
            return False  # will be executed yes or yes

        if self.valid and self.data.datetime[0] > self.valid:
            self.status = Order.Expired
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
            return True

        return False

    def trailadjust(self, price):
        if self.trailamount:
            pamount = self.trailamount
        elif self.trailpercent:
            pamount = price * self.trailpercent
        else:
            pamount = 0.0

        # Stop sell is below (-), stop buy is above, move only if needed
        if self.isbuy():
            price += pamount
            if price < self.created.price:
                self.created.price = price
                if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                    self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset
        else:
            price -= pamount
            if price > self.created.price:
                self.created.price = price
                if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                    # limitoffset is negative when pricelimit was greater
                    # the - allows increasing the price limit if stop increases
                    self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset


class BuyOrder(Order):
    ordtype = Order.Buy


class StopBuyOrder(BuyOrder):
    pass


class StopLimitBuyOrder(BuyOrder):
    pass


class SellOrder(Order):
    ordtype = Order.Sell


class StopSellOrder(SellOrder):
    pass


class StopLimitSellOrder(SellOrder):
    pass

Classes

class BuyOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class BuyOrder(Order):
    ordtype = Order.Buy

Ancestors

Subclasses

Class variables

var frompackages
var ordtype
var packages
var params

Inherited members

class Order

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class Order(OrderBase):
    '''
    Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

    The order may have the following status:

      - Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
      - Accepted: accepted by the broker
      - Partial: partially executed
      - Completed: fully exexcuted
      - Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
      - Expired: expired
      - Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
      - Rejected: Rejected by the broker

        This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will
        not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar
        price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like
        instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been
        executed)

    Member Attributes:

      - ref: unique order identifier
      - created: OrderData holding creation data
      - executed: OrderData holding execution data

      - info: custom information passed over method :func:`addinfo`. It is kept
        in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys
        can also be specified using '.' notation

    User Methods:

      - isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
      - issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
      - alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
    '''

    def execute(self, dt, size, price,
                closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                margin, pnl,
                psize, pprice):

        super(Order, self).execute(dt, size, price,
                                   closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                                   opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                                   margin, pnl, psize, pprice)

        if self.executed.remsize:
            self.status = Order.Partial
        else:
            self.status = Order.Completed

        # self.comminfo = None

    def expire(self):
        if self.exectype == Order.Market:
            return False  # will be executed yes or yes

        if self.valid and self.data.datetime[0] > self.valid:
            self.status = Order.Expired
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
            return True

        return False

    def trailadjust(self, price):
        if self.trailamount:
            pamount = self.trailamount
        elif self.trailpercent:
            pamount = price * self.trailpercent
        else:
            pamount = 0.0

        # Stop sell is below (-), stop buy is above, move only if needed
        if self.isbuy():
            price += pamount
            if price < self.created.price:
                self.created.price = price
                if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                    self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset
        else:
            price -= pamount
            if price > self.created.price:
                self.created.price = price
                if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                    # limitoffset is negative when pricelimit was greater
                    # the - allows increasing the price limit if stop increases
                    self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset

Ancestors

Subclasses

Class variables

var frompackages
var packages
var params

Methods

def trailadjust(self, price)
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def trailadjust(self, price):
    if self.trailamount:
        pamount = self.trailamount
    elif self.trailpercent:
        pamount = price * self.trailpercent
    else:
        pamount = 0.0

    # Stop sell is below (-), stop buy is above, move only if needed
    if self.isbuy():
        price += pamount
        if price < self.created.price:
            self.created.price = price
            if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset
    else:
        price -= pamount
        if price > self.created.price:
            self.created.price = price
            if self.exectype == Order.StopTrailLimit:
                # limitoffset is negative when pricelimit was greater
                # the - allows increasing the price limit if stop increases
                self.created.pricelimit = price - self._limitoffset

Inherited members

class OrderBase
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class OrderBase(with_metaclass(MetaParams, object)):
    params = (
        ('owner', None), ('data', None),
        ('size', None), ('price', None), ('pricelimit', None),
        ('exectype', None), ('valid', None), ('tradeid', 0), ('oco', None),
        ('trailamount', None), ('trailpercent', None),
        ('parent', None), ('transmit', True),
        ('simulated', False),
        # To support historical order evaluation
        ('histnotify', False),
    )

    DAY = datetime.timedelta()  # constant for DAY order identification

    # Time Restrictions for orders
    T_Close, T_Day, T_Date, T_None = range(4)

    # Volume Restrictions for orders
    V_None = range(1)

    (Market, Close, Limit, Stop, StopLimit, StopTrail, StopTrailLimit,
     Historical) = range(8)
    ExecTypes = ['Market', 'Close', 'Limit', 'Stop', 'StopLimit', 'StopTrail',
                 'StopTrailLimit', 'Historical']

    OrdTypes = ['Buy', 'Sell']
    Buy, Sell = range(2)

    Created, Submitted, Accepted, Partial, Completed, \
        Canceled, Expired, Margin, Rejected = range(9)

    Cancelled = Canceled  # alias

    Status = [
        'Created', 'Submitted', 'Accepted', 'Partial', 'Completed',
        'Canceled', 'Expired', 'Margin', 'Rejected',
    ]

    refbasis = itertools.count(1)  # for a unique identifier per order

    def _getplimit(self):
        return self._plimit

    def _setplimit(self, val):
        self._plimit = val

    plimit = property(_getplimit, _setplimit)

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        # Return attr from params if not found in order
        return getattr(self.params, name)

    def __setattribute__(self, name, value):
        if hasattr(self.params, name):
            setattr(self.params, name, value)
        else:
            super(Order, self).__setattribute__(name, value)

    def __str__(self):
        tojoin = list()
        tojoin.append('Ref: {}'.format(self.ref))
        tojoin.append('OrdType: {}'.format(self.ordtype))
        tojoin.append('OrdType: {}'.format(self.ordtypename()))
        tojoin.append('Status: {}'.format(self.status))
        tojoin.append('Status: {}'.format(self.getstatusname()))
        tojoin.append('Size: {}'.format(self.size))
        tojoin.append('Price: {}'.format(self.price))
        tojoin.append('Price Limit: {}'.format(self.pricelimit))
        tojoin.append('TrailAmount: {}'.format(self.trailamount))
        tojoin.append('TrailPercent: {}'.format(self.trailpercent))
        tojoin.append('ExecType: {}'.format(self.exectype))
        tojoin.append('ExecType: {}'.format(self.getordername()))
        tojoin.append('CommInfo: {}'.format(self.comminfo))
        tojoin.append('End of Session: {}'.format(self.dteos))
        tojoin.append('Info: {}'.format(self.info))
        tojoin.append('Broker: {}'.format(self.broker))
        tojoin.append('Alive: {}'.format(self.alive()))

        return '\n'.join(tojoin)

    def __init__(self):
        self.ref = next(self.refbasis)
        self.broker = None
        self.info = AutoOrderedDict()
        self.comminfo = None
        self.triggered = False

        self._active = self.parent is None
        self.status = Order.Created

        self.plimit = self.p.pricelimit  # alias via property

        if self.exectype is None:
            self.exectype = Order.Market

        if not self.isbuy():
            self.size = -self.size

        # Set a reference price if price is not set using
        # the close price
        pclose = self.data.close[0] if not self.p.simulated else self.price
        price = pclose if not self.price and not self.pricelimit else self.price

        dcreated = self.data.datetime[0] if not self.p.simulated else 0.0
        self.created = OrderData(dt=dcreated,
                                 size=self.size,
                                 price=price,
                                 pricelimit=self.pricelimit,
                                 pclose=pclose,
                                 trailamount=self.trailamount,
                                 trailpercent=self.trailpercent)

        # Adjust price in case a trailing limit is wished
        if self.exectype in [Order.StopTrail, Order.StopTrailLimit]:
            self._limitoffset = self.created.price - self.created.pricelimit
            price = self.created.price
            self.created.price = float('inf' * self.isbuy() or '-inf')
            self.trailadjust(price)
        else:
            self._limitoffset = 0.0

        self.executed = OrderData(remsize=self.size)
        self.position = 0

        if isinstance(self.valid, datetime.date):
            # comparison will later be done against the raw datetime[0] value
            self.valid = self.data.date2num(self.valid)
        elif isinstance(self.valid, datetime.timedelta):
            # offset with regards to now ... get utcnow + offset
            # when reading with date2num ... it will be automatically localized
            if self.valid == self.DAY:
                valid = datetime.datetime.combine(
                    self.data.datetime.date(), datetime.time(23, 59, 59, 9999))
            else:
                valid = self.data.datetime.datetime() + self.valid

            self.valid = self.data.date2num(valid)

        elif self.valid is not None:
            if not self.valid:  # avoid comparing None and 0
                valid = datetime.datetime.combine(
                    self.data.datetime.date(), datetime.time(23, 59, 59, 9999))
            else:  # assume float
                valid = self.data.datetime[0] + self.valid

        if not self.p.simulated:
            # provisional end-of-session
            # get next session end
            dtime = self.data.datetime.datetime(0)
            session = self.data.p.sessionend
            dteos = dtime.replace(hour=session.hour, minute=session.minute,
                                  second=session.second,
                                  microsecond=session.microsecond)

            if dteos < dtime:
                # eos before current time ... no ... must be at least next day
                dteos += datetime.timedelta(days=1)

            self.dteos = self.data.date2num(dteos)
        else:
            self.dteos = 0.0

    def clone(self):
        # status, triggered and executed are the only moving parts in order
        # status and triggered are covered by copy
        # executed has to be replaced with an intelligent clone of itself
        obj = copy(self)
        obj.executed = self.executed.clone()
        return obj  # status could change in next to completed

    def getstatusname(self, status=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given status or the one of the order'''
        return self.Status[self.status if status is None else status]

    def getordername(self, exectype=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given exectype or the one of the order'''
        return self.ExecTypes[self.exectype if exectype is None else exectype]

    @classmethod
    def ExecType(cls, exectype):
        return getattr(cls, exectype)

    def ordtypename(self, ordtype=None):
        '''Returns the name for a given ordtype or the one of the order'''
        return self.OrdTypes[self.ordtype if ordtype is None else ordtype]

    def active(self):
        return self._active

    def activate(self):
        self._active = True

    def alive(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is in a status in which it can still be
        executed
        '''
        return self.status in [Order.Created, Order.Submitted,
                               Order.Partial, Order.Accepted]

    def addcomminfo(self, comminfo):
        '''Stores a CommInfo scheme associated with the asset'''
        self.comminfo = comminfo

    def addinfo(self, **kwargs):
        '''Add the keys, values of kwargs to the internal info dictionary to
        hold custom information in the order
        '''
        for key, val in iteritems(kwargs):
            self.info[key] = val

    def __eq__(self, other):
        return other is not None and self.ref == other.ref

    def __ne__(self, other):
        return self.ref != other.ref

    def isbuy(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is a Buy order'''
        return self.ordtype == self.Buy

    def issell(self):
        '''Returns True if the order is a Sell order'''
        return self.ordtype == self.Sell

    def setposition(self, position):
        '''Receives the current position for the asset and stotres it'''
        self.position = position

    def submit(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as submitted and stores the broker to which it was
        submitted'''
        self.status = Order.Submitted
        self.broker = broker
        self.plen = len(self.data)

    def accept(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as accepted'''
        self.status = Order.Accepted
        self.broker = broker

    def brokerstatus(self):
        '''Tries to retrieve the status from the broker in which the order is.

        Defaults to last known status if no broker is associated'''
        if self.broker:
            return self.broker.orderstatus(self)

        return self.status

    def reject(self, broker=None):
        '''Marks an order as rejected'''
        if self.status == Order.Rejected:
            return False

        self.status = Order.Rejected
        self.broker = broker
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
        return True

    def cancel(self):
        '''Marks an order as cancelled'''
        self.status = Order.Canceled
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]

    def margin(self):
        '''Marks an order as having met a margin call'''
        self.status = Order.Margin
        if not self.p.simulated:
            self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]

    def completed(self):
        '''Marks an order as completely filled'''
        self.status = self.Completed

    def partial(self):
        '''Marks an order as partially filled'''
        self.status = self.Partial

    def execute(self, dt, size, price,
                closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                margin, pnl,
                psize, pprice):

        '''Receives data execution input and stores it'''
        if not size:
            return

        self.executed.add(dt, size, price,
                          closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                          opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                          pnl, psize, pprice)

        self.executed.margin = margin

    def expire(self):
        '''Marks an order as expired. Returns True if it worked'''
        self.status = self.Expired
        return True

    def trailadjust(self, price):
        pass  # generic interface

Subclasses

Class variables

var Accepted
var Buy
var Canceled
var Cancelled
var Close
var Completed
var Created
var DAY
var ExecTypes
var Expired
var Historical
var Limit
var Margin
var Market
var OrdTypes
var Partial
var Rejected
var Sell
var Status
var Stop
var StopLimit
var StopTrail
var StopTrailLimit
var Submitted
var T_Close
var T_Date
var T_Day
var T_None
var V_None
var frompackages
var packages
var params
var refbasis

Static methods

def ExecType(exectype)
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@classmethod
def ExecType(cls, exectype):
    return getattr(cls, exectype)

Instance variables

var plimit
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def _getplimit(self):
    return self._plimit

Methods

def accept(self, broker=None)

Marks an order as accepted

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def accept(self, broker=None):
    '''Marks an order as accepted'''
    self.status = Order.Accepted
    self.broker = broker
def activate(self)
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def activate(self):
    self._active = True
def active(self)
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def active(self):
    return self._active
def addcomminfo(self, comminfo)

Stores a CommInfo scheme associated with the asset

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def addcomminfo(self, comminfo):
    '''Stores a CommInfo scheme associated with the asset'''
    self.comminfo = comminfo
def addinfo(self, **kwargs)

Add the keys, values of kwargs to the internal info dictionary to hold custom information in the order

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def addinfo(self, **kwargs):
    '''Add the keys, values of kwargs to the internal info dictionary to
    hold custom information in the order
    '''
    for key, val in iteritems(kwargs):
        self.info[key] = val
def alive(self)

Returns True if the order is in a status in which it can still be executed

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def alive(self):
    '''Returns True if the order is in a status in which it can still be
    executed
    '''
    return self.status in [Order.Created, Order.Submitted,
                           Order.Partial, Order.Accepted]
def brokerstatus(self)

Tries to retrieve the status from the broker in which the order is.

Defaults to last known status if no broker is associated

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def brokerstatus(self):
    '''Tries to retrieve the status from the broker in which the order is.

    Defaults to last known status if no broker is associated'''
    if self.broker:
        return self.broker.orderstatus(self)

    return self.status
def cancel(self)

Marks an order as cancelled

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def cancel(self):
    '''Marks an order as cancelled'''
    self.status = Order.Canceled
    if not self.p.simulated:
        self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
def clone(self)
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def clone(self):
    # status, triggered and executed are the only moving parts in order
    # status and triggered are covered by copy
    # executed has to be replaced with an intelligent clone of itself
    obj = copy(self)
    obj.executed = self.executed.clone()
    return obj  # status could change in next to completed
def completed(self)

Marks an order as completely filled

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def completed(self):
    '''Marks an order as completely filled'''
    self.status = self.Completed
def execute(self, dt, size, price, closed, closedvalue, closedcomm, opened, openedvalue, openedcomm, margin, pnl, psize, pprice)

Receives data execution input and stores it

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def execute(self, dt, size, price,
            closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
            opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
            margin, pnl,
            psize, pprice):

    '''Receives data execution input and stores it'''
    if not size:
        return

    self.executed.add(dt, size, price,
                      closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                      opened, openedvalue, openedcomm,
                      pnl, psize, pprice)

    self.executed.margin = margin
def expire(self)

Marks an order as expired. Returns True if it worked

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def expire(self):
    '''Marks an order as expired. Returns True if it worked'''
    self.status = self.Expired
    return True
def getordername(self, exectype=None)

Returns the name for a given exectype or the one of the order

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def getordername(self, exectype=None):
    '''Returns the name for a given exectype or the one of the order'''
    return self.ExecTypes[self.exectype if exectype is None else exectype]
def getstatusname(self, status=None)

Returns the name for a given status or the one of the order

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def getstatusname(self, status=None):
    '''Returns the name for a given status or the one of the order'''
    return self.Status[self.status if status is None else status]
def isbuy(self)

Returns True if the order is a Buy order

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def isbuy(self):
    '''Returns True if the order is a Buy order'''
    return self.ordtype == self.Buy
def issell(self)

Returns True if the order is a Sell order

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def issell(self):
    '''Returns True if the order is a Sell order'''
    return self.ordtype == self.Sell
def margin(self)

Marks an order as having met a margin call

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def margin(self):
    '''Marks an order as having met a margin call'''
    self.status = Order.Margin
    if not self.p.simulated:
        self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
def ordtypename(self, ordtype=None)

Returns the name for a given ordtype or the one of the order

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def ordtypename(self, ordtype=None):
    '''Returns the name for a given ordtype or the one of the order'''
    return self.OrdTypes[self.ordtype if ordtype is None else ordtype]
def partial(self)

Marks an order as partially filled

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def partial(self):
    '''Marks an order as partially filled'''
    self.status = self.Partial
def reject(self, broker=None)

Marks an order as rejected

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def reject(self, broker=None):
    '''Marks an order as rejected'''
    if self.status == Order.Rejected:
        return False

    self.status = Order.Rejected
    self.broker = broker
    if not self.p.simulated:
        self.executed.dt = self.data.datetime[0]
    return True
def setposition(self, position)

Receives the current position for the asset and stotres it

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def setposition(self, position):
    '''Receives the current position for the asset and stotres it'''
    self.position = position
def submit(self, broker=None)

Marks an order as submitted and stores the broker to which it was submitted

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def submit(self, broker=None):
    '''Marks an order as submitted and stores the broker to which it was
    submitted'''
    self.status = Order.Submitted
    self.broker = broker
    self.plen = len(self.data)
def trailadjust(self, price)
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def trailadjust(self, price):
    pass  # generic interface
class OrderData (dt=None, size=0, price=0.0, pricelimit=0.0, remsize=0, pclose=0.0, trailamount=0.0, trailpercent=0.0)

Holds actual order data for Creation and Execution.

In the case of Creation the request made and in the case of Execution the actual outcome.

Member Attributes:

  • exbits : iterable of OrderExecutionBits for this OrderData

  • dt: datetime (float) creation/execution time

  • size: requested/executed size
  • price: execution price Note: if no price is given and no pricelimite is given, the closing price at the time or order creation will be used as reference
  • pricelimit: holds pricelimit for StopLimit (which has trigger first)
  • trailamount: absolute price distance in trailing stops
  • trailpercent: percentage price distance in trailing stops

  • value: market value for the entire bit size

  • comm: commission for the entire bit execution
  • pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)
  • margin: margin incurred by the Order (if any)

  • psize: current open position size

  • pprice: current open position price
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class OrderData(object):
    '''
    Holds actual order data for Creation and Execution.

    In the case of Creation the request made and in the case of Execution the
    actual outcome.

    Member Attributes:

      - exbits : iterable of OrderExecutionBits for this OrderData

      - dt: datetime (float) creation/execution time
      - size: requested/executed size
      - price: execution price
        Note: if no price is given and no pricelimite is given, the closing
        price at the time or order creation will be used as reference
      - pricelimit: holds pricelimit for StopLimit (which has trigger first)
      - trailamount: absolute price distance in trailing stops
      - trailpercent: percentage price distance in trailing stops

      - value: market value for the entire bit size
      - comm: commission for the entire bit execution
      - pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)
      - margin: margin incurred by the Order (if any)

      - psize: current open position size
      - pprice: current open position price

    '''
    # According to the docs, collections.deque is thread-safe with appends at
    # both ends, there will be no pop (nowhere) and therefore to know which the
    # new exbits are two indices are needed. At time of cloning (__copy__) the
    # indices can be updated to match the previous end, and the new end
    # (len(exbits)
    # Example: start 0, 0 -> islice(exbits, 0, 0) -> []
    # One added -> copy -> updated 0, 1 -> islice(exbits, 0, 1) -> [1 elem]
    # Other added -> copy -> updated 1, 2 -> islice(exbits, 1, 2) -> [1 elem]
    # "add" and "__copy__" happen always in the same thread (with all current
    # implementations) and therefore no append will happen during a copy and
    # the len of the exbits can be queried with no concerns about another
    # thread making an append and with no need for a lock

    def __init__(self, dt=None, size=0, price=0.0, pricelimit=0.0, remsize=0,
                 pclose=0.0, trailamount=0.0, trailpercent=0.0):

        self.pclose = pclose
        self.exbits = collections.deque()  # for historical purposes
        self.p1, self.p2 = 0, 0  # indices to pending notifications

        self.dt = dt
        self.size = size
        self.remsize = remsize
        self.price = price
        self.pricelimit = pricelimit
        self.trailamount = trailamount
        self.trailpercent = trailpercent

        if not pricelimit:
            # if no pricelimit is given, use the given price
            self.pricelimit = self.price

        if pricelimit and not price:
            # price must always be set if pricelimit is set ...
            self.price = pricelimit

        self.plimit = pricelimit

        self.value = 0.0
        self.comm = 0.0
        self.margin = None
        self.pnl = 0.0

        self.psize = 0
        self.pprice = 0

    def _getplimit(self):
        return self._plimit

    def _setplimit(self, val):
        self._plimit = val

    plimit = property(_getplimit, _setplimit)

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.exbits)

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        return self.exbits[key]

    def add(self, dt, size, price,
            closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0,
            opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0,
            pnl=0.0,
            psize=0, pprice=0.0):

        self.addbit(
            OrderExecutionBit(dt, size, price,
                              closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                              opened, openedvalue, openedcomm, pnl,
                              psize, pprice))

    def addbit(self, exbit):
        # Stores an ExecutionBit and recalculates own values from ExBit
        self.exbits.append(exbit)

        self.remsize -= exbit.size

        self.dt = exbit.dt
        oldvalue = self.size * self.price
        newvalue = exbit.size * exbit.price
        self.size += exbit.size
        self.price = (oldvalue + newvalue) / self.size
        self.value += exbit.value
        self.comm += exbit.comm
        self.pnl += exbit.pnl
        self.psize = exbit.psize
        self.pprice = exbit.pprice

    def getpending(self):
        return list(self.iterpending())

    def iterpending(self):
        return itertools.islice(self.exbits, self.p1, self.p2)

    def markpending(self):
        # rebuild the indices to mark which exbits are pending in clone
        self.p1, self.p2 = self.p2, len(self.exbits)

    def clone(self):
        self.markpending()
        obj = copy(self)
        return obj

Instance variables

var plimit
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def _getplimit(self):
    return self._plimit

Methods

def add(self, dt, size, price, closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0, opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0, pnl=0.0, psize=0, pprice=0.0)
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def add(self, dt, size, price,
        closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0,
        opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0,
        pnl=0.0,
        psize=0, pprice=0.0):

    self.addbit(
        OrderExecutionBit(dt, size, price,
                          closed, closedvalue, closedcomm,
                          opened, openedvalue, openedcomm, pnl,
                          psize, pprice))
def addbit(self, exbit)
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def addbit(self, exbit):
    # Stores an ExecutionBit and recalculates own values from ExBit
    self.exbits.append(exbit)

    self.remsize -= exbit.size

    self.dt = exbit.dt
    oldvalue = self.size * self.price
    newvalue = exbit.size * exbit.price
    self.size += exbit.size
    self.price = (oldvalue + newvalue) / self.size
    self.value += exbit.value
    self.comm += exbit.comm
    self.pnl += exbit.pnl
    self.psize = exbit.psize
    self.pprice = exbit.pprice
def clone(self)
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def clone(self):
    self.markpending()
    obj = copy(self)
    return obj
def getpending(self)
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def getpending(self):
    return list(self.iterpending())
def iterpending(self)
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def iterpending(self):
    return itertools.islice(self.exbits, self.p1, self.p2)
def markpending(self)
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def markpending(self):
    # rebuild the indices to mark which exbits are pending in clone
    self.p1, self.p2 = self.p2, len(self.exbits)
class OrderExecutionBit (dt=None, size=0, price=0.0, closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0, opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0, pnl=0.0, psize=0, pprice=0.0)

Intended to hold information about order execution. A "bit" does not determine if the order has been fully/partially executed, it just holds information.

Member Attributes:

  • dt: datetime (float) execution time
  • size: how much was executed
  • price: execution price
  • closed: how much of the execution closed an existing postion
  • opened: how much of the execution opened a new position
  • openedvalue: market value of the "opened" part
  • closedvalue: market value of the "closed" part
  • closedcomm: commission for the "closed" part
  • openedcomm: commission for the "opened" part

  • value: market value for the entire bit size

  • comm: commission for the entire bit execution
  • pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)

  • psize: current open position size

  • pprice: current open position price
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class OrderExecutionBit(object):
    '''
    Intended to hold information about order execution. A "bit" does not
    determine if the order has been fully/partially executed, it just holds
    information.

    Member Attributes:

      - dt: datetime (float) execution time
      - size: how much was executed
      - price: execution price
      - closed: how much of the execution closed an existing postion
      - opened: how much of the execution opened a new position
      - openedvalue: market value of the "opened" part
      - closedvalue: market value of the "closed" part
      - closedcomm: commission for the "closed" part
      - openedcomm: commission for the "opened" part

      - value: market value for the entire bit size
      - comm: commission for the entire bit execution
      - pnl: pnl generated by this bit (if something was closed)

      - psize: current open position size
      - pprice: current open position price

    '''

    def __init__(self,
                 dt=None, size=0, price=0.0,
                 closed=0, closedvalue=0.0, closedcomm=0.0,
                 opened=0, openedvalue=0.0, openedcomm=0.0,
                 pnl=0.0,
                 psize=0, pprice=0.0):

        self.dt = dt
        self.size = size
        self.price = price

        self.closed = closed
        self.opened = opened
        self.closedvalue = closedvalue
        self.openedvalue = openedvalue
        self.closedcomm = closedcomm
        self.openedcomm = openedcomm

        self.value = closedvalue + openedvalue
        self.comm = closedcomm + openedcomm
        self.pnl = pnl

        self.psize = psize
        self.pprice = pprice
class SellOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class SellOrder(Order):
    ordtype = Order.Sell

Ancestors

Subclasses

Class variables

var frompackages
var ordtype
var packages
var params

Inherited members

class StopBuyOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class StopBuyOrder(BuyOrder):
    pass

Ancestors

Class variables

var frompackages
var packages
var params

Inherited members

class StopLimitBuyOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class StopLimitBuyOrder(BuyOrder):
    pass

Ancestors

Class variables

var frompackages
var packages
var params

Inherited members

class StopLimitSellOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class StopLimitSellOrder(SellOrder):
    pass

Ancestors

Class variables

var frompackages
var packages
var params

Inherited members

class StopSellOrder

Class which holds creation/execution data and type of oder.

The order may have the following status:

  • Submitted: sent to the broker and awaiting confirmation
  • Accepted: accepted by the broker
  • Partial: partially executed
  • Completed: fully exexcuted
  • Canceled/Cancelled: canceled by the user
  • Expired: expired
  • Margin: not enough cash to execute the order.
  • Rejected: Rejected by the broker

    This can happen during order submission (and therefore the order will not reach the Accepted status) or before execution with each new bar price because cash has been drawn by other sources (future-like instruments may have reduced the cash or orders orders may have been executed)

Member Attributes:

  • ref: unique order identifier
  • created: OrderData holding creation data
  • executed: OrderData holding execution data

  • info: custom information passed over method :func:addinfo. It is kept in the form of an OrderedDict which has been subclassed, so that keys can also be specified using '.' notation

User Methods:

  • isbuy(): returns bool indicating if the order buys
  • issell(): returns bool indicating if the order sells
  • alive(): returns bool if order is in status Partial or Accepted
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class StopSellOrder(SellOrder):
    pass

Ancestors

Class variables

var frompackages
var packages
var params

Inherited members