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GoCryptoTrader Backtester: Portfolio package

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This portfolio package is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.

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Portfolio package overview

The portfolio is one of the most critical packages in the GoCryptoTrader Backtester. It is responsible for making sure that all orders, simulated or otherwise are within all defined risk and sizing rules defined in the config. The portfolio receives three kinds of events to be processed: OnSignal, OnFill and Update

The following steps are taken for the OnSignal function:

  • Retrieve previous iteration's holdings data
  • If a buy order signal is received, ensure there are enough funds
  • If a sell order signal is received, ensure there are any holdings to sell
  • If any other direction, return
  • The portfolio manager will then size the order according to the exchange asset currency pair's settings along with the portfolio manager's own sizing rules
    • In the event that the order is to large, the sizing package will reduce the order until it fits that limit, inclusive of fees.
    • When an order is sized under the limits, an order event cannot be raised an no order will be submitted by the exchange
    • The portfolio manager's sizing rules override any CurrencySettings' rules if the sizing is outside the portfolio manager's
  • The portfolio manager will then assess the risk of the order, it will compare existing holdings and ensures that if an order is placed, it will not go beyond risk rules as defined in the config
  • If the risk is too high, the order signal will be changed to CouldNotBuy, CouldNotSell or DoNothing
  • If the order is deemed appropriate, the order event will be returned and appended to the event queue for the exchange event handler to run and place the order

The following steps are taken for the OnFill function:

  • Previous holdings are retrieved and amended with new order information.
    • The stats for the exchange asset currency pair will be updated to reflect the order and pricing
  • The order will be added to the compliance manager for analysis in future events or the statistics package

The following steps are taken for the Update function:

  • The Update function is called when orders are not placed, this allows for the portfolio manager to still keep track of pricing and holding statistics, while not needing to process any orders
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type Handler

type Handler interface {
	OnSignal(signal.Event, *exchange.Settings) (*order.Order, error)
	OnFill(fill.Event) (*fill.Fill, error)
	Update(common.DataEventHandler) error

	SetInitialFunds(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair, float64) error
	GetInitialFunds(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair) float64

	GetComplianceManager(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair) (*compliance.Manager, error)

	ViewHoldingAtTimePeriod(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair, time.Time) (holdings.Holding, error)
	SetFee(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair, float64)
	GetFee(string, asset.Item, currency.Pair) float64
	Reset()
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

Handler contains all functions expected to operate a portfolio manager

type Portfolio

type Portfolio struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Portfolio stores all holdings and rules to assess orders, allowing the portfolio manager to modify, accept or reject strategy signals

func Setup

func Setup(sh SizeHandler, r risk.Handler, riskFreeRate float64) (*Portfolio, error)

Setup creates a portfolio manager instance and sets private fields

func (*Portfolio) GetComplianceManager

func (p *Portfolio) GetComplianceManager(exchangeName string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair) (*compliance.Manager, error)

GetComplianceManager returns the order snapshots for a given exchange, asset, pair

func (*Portfolio) GetFee

func (p *Portfolio) GetFee(exchangeName string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair) float64

GetFee can panic for bad requests, but why are you getting things that don't exist?

func (*Portfolio) GetInitialFunds

func (p *Portfolio) GetInitialFunds(exch string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair) float64

GetInitialFunds returns the initial funds

func (*Portfolio) GetLatestHoldingsForAllCurrencies

func (p *Portfolio) GetLatestHoldingsForAllCurrencies() []holdings.Holding

GetLatestHoldingsForAllCurrencies will return the current holdings for all loaded currencies this is useful to assess the position of your entire portfolio in order to help with risk decisions

func (*Portfolio) IsInvested

func (p *Portfolio) IsInvested(exchangeName string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair) (holdings.Holding, bool)

IsInvested determines if there are any holdings for a given exchange, asset, pair

func (*Portfolio) OnFill

func (p *Portfolio) OnFill(fillEvent fill.Event) (*fill.Fill, error)

OnFill processes the event after an order has been placed by the exchange. Its purpose is to track holdings for future portfolio decisions.

func (*Portfolio) OnSignal

func (p *Portfolio) OnSignal(signal signal.Event, cs *exchange.Settings) (*order.Order, error)

OnSignal receives the event from the strategy on whether it has signalled to buy, do nothing or sell on buy/sell, the portfolio manager will size the order and assess the risk of the order if successful, it will pass on an order.Order to be used by the exchange event handler to place an order based on the portfolio manager's recommendations

func (*Portfolio) Reset

func (p *Portfolio) Reset()

Reset returns the portfolio manager to its default state

func (*Portfolio) SetFee

func (p *Portfolio) SetFee(exch string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair, fee float64)

SetFee sets the fee rate

func (*Portfolio) SetInitialFunds

func (p *Portfolio) SetInitialFunds(exch string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair, funds float64) error

SetInitialFunds sets the initial funds

func (*Portfolio) SetupCurrencySettingsMap

func (p *Portfolio) SetupCurrencySettingsMap(exch string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair) (*settings.Settings, error)

SetupCurrencySettingsMap ensures a map is created and no panics happen

func (*Portfolio) Update

func (p *Portfolio) Update(d common.DataEventHandler) error

Update updates the portfolio holdings for the data event

func (*Portfolio) ViewHoldingAtTimePeriod

func (p *Portfolio) ViewHoldingAtTimePeriod(exch string, a asset.Item, cp currency.Pair, t time.Time) (holdings.Holding, error)

ViewHoldingAtTimePeriod retrieves a snapshot of holdings at a specific time period, returning empty when not found

type SizeHandler

type SizeHandler interface {
	SizeOrder(order.Event, float64, *exchange.Settings) (*order.Order, error)
}

SizeHandler is the interface to help size orders

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