Metrics

All the metrics that supported.

A NamedTuple representing trade data, including date, amount, price, value, fees, fees_base, size, leverage, entryprice, and order.

Annualizes a volatility value.

_annualize(v, tf)

This function takes a volatility value v and a timeframe tf as parameters. It multiplies v by the square root of the ratio of the number of days in a year times the period of tf to the period of a day. This effectively converts v from a volatility per tf period to an annual volatility.

Calculates the cumulative value balance for a MarginInstance.

_cum_value_balance(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance{<:AbstractAsset, <:ExchangeID, M} where M<:Misc.WithMargin,
    df
) -> Any

This function takes a MarginInstance ai and a DataFrame df as parameters. It defines a helper function cvb that calculates the value of an order based on various parameters, and updates some variables (last_lev, last_ep, last_side) with the details of the last non-missing order.

The function then applies cvb to each order in df, along with the corresponding ai, entryprice, cum_base, leverage, and close values from df. The earned amounts for each order are returned as a vector.

Calculates the earned amount in a trade considering entryprice, amount, leverage, price, and fees.

_earned(
    o,
    entryprice,
    amount,
    leverage,
    price,
    value,
    fees
) -> Any
_earned(
    o,
    entryprice,
    amount,
    leverage,
    price,
    value,
    fees,
    fees_base
) -> Any

The function computes the earned amount as the absolute value of the product of entryprice and amount divided by leverage, plus the profit and loss (pnl) calculated from the entryprice, price, amount, and the position side of the order, minus fees.

Computes the non-annualized Calmar ratio.

_rawcalmar(returns; tf) -> Any

Calculates the Calmar ratio given an array of returns. The ratio is the annual return divided by the maximum drawdown. tf specifies the timeframe for the returns and defaults to one day.

Computes the trading expectancy.

_rawexpectancy(returns) -> Any

Calculates the trading expectancy given an array of returns. This is a measure of the mean value of both winning and losing trades. It takes into account both the probability and the average win/loss of trades.

Computes the non-annualized Sharpe ratio.

_rawsharpe(returns; rfr, tf) -> Any

Calculates the Sharpe ratio given an array of returns. The ratio is computed as the excess of the mean return over the risk-free rate rfr, divided by the standard deviation of the returns. tf specifies the timeframe for the returns and defaults to one day.

Computes the non-annualized Sortino ratio.

_rawsortino(returns; rfr, tf) -> Any

Calculates the Sortino ratio given an array of returns. The ratio is the excess of the mean return over the risk-free rate rfr, divided by the standard deviation of the negative returns. tf specifies the timeframe for the returns and defaults to one day.

Calculates the simple returns for an array of prices.

_returns_arr(arr)

This function takes an array of prices arr as a parameter, calculates the differences between successive prices, divides each difference by the corresponding previous price, and returns the resulting array of simple returns. Please note that the first element of the return array would be NaN due to the lack of a previous price for the first element in arr.

Calculates the spent amount in a trade considering leverage, value and fees.

_spent(
    _,
    _,
    _,
    leverage,
    price,
    value,
    fees,
    fees_base
) -> Any

The function calculates the spent amount as the value divided by leverage plus fees, and returns the negative absolute value of this amount. An assertion ensures that the calculated value is non-negative before negation.

Retrieves trades from an AssetInstance within a specified range and transforms them into a DataFrame.

_tradesdf(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance
) -> Union{Nothing, DataFrames.DataFrame}
_tradesdf(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance,
    from
) -> Union{Nothing, DataFrames.DataFrame}
_tradesdf(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance,
    from,
    to
) -> Union{Nothing, DataFrames.DataFrame}

The function retrieves trades within this range and then transforms them into a DataFrame using the _tradesdf() function.

Transforms an AbstractVector of trades into a DataFrame.

_tradesdf(trades::AbstractVector) -> DataFrames.DataFrame

The function creates an empty DataFrame from TradesTuple and appends the trades. Afterwards, it renames the :date column to :timestamp.

Calculates the value of a position at a given timestamp.

_valueat(
    ai,
    cum_amount,
    timestamp,
    leverage,
    entryprice,
    pos,
    fees
)
_valueat(
    ai,
    cum_amount,
    timestamp,
    leverage,
    entryprice,
    pos,
    fees,
    fees_base
)

This function takes a MarginInstance ai, a cum_amount, a timestamp, a leverage, an entryprice, and a position pos as parameters. It first calculates the closing price at the given timestamp, the value of the position based on the cumulative amount and the closing price, and the fees based on this value. It then returns the earned amount based on these values, using the _earned function.

Calculates the value of a position at a given timestamp for a NoMarginInstance.

_valueat(ai, cum_amount, timestamp, args)

This function takes a NoMarginInstance ai, a cum_amount, and a timestamp as parameters, along with any number of additional arguments. It calculates the value of the position as the product of the cumulative amount and the closing price at the given timestamp, and returns this value. Note: For a NoMarginInstance, leverage is not considered, hence the value is directly dependent on the cumulative amount and the closing price.

Applies a given timeframe to the timestamps in a DataFrame.

applytimeframe!(df, tf) -> Any

This function removes the sample column from the DataFrame df and applies the tf timeframe to the timestamp column. The DataFrame is then returned with the updated timestamps.

Provides trade data for a given asset instance around a specified timeframe.

aroundtrades(ai, tf)

It calculates a start and a stop date based on the dates of the first and last trades in the AssetInstance history and the specified timeframe. It then extracts the OHLCV data for the AssetInstance within this date range, and resamples this data to the specified timeframe. The resultant resampled DataFrame is returned.

Groups trade data by date and other specified tags.

bydate(
    data,
    tf,
    tags...;
    sort
) -> DataFrames.GroupedDataFrame

The function converts timestamps in data to a suitable format based on tf and then groups the data by the specified tags and the converted timestamps. The sort parameter determines whether the resulting grouped data should be sorted or not.

Computes the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for a given strategy.

cagr(s::Strategies.Strategy) -> Any
cagr(s::Strategies.Strategy, prd::Dates.Period) -> Any
cagr(
    s::Strategies.Strategy,
    prd::Dates.Period,
    initial
) -> Any
cagr(
    s::Strategies.Strategy,
    prd::Dates.Period,
    initial,
    price_func
) -> Any

Calculates the CAGR for a Strategy s over a specified Period prd, defaulting to the period of the strategy's trades. The initial cash amount initial and the pricing function price_func can also be specified.

Computes the Calmar ratio for a given strategy.

calmar(s::Strategies.Strategy) -> Any
calmar(s::Strategies.Strategy, tf) -> Any

Calculates the Calmar ratio for a Strategy s over a specified timeframe tf, defaulting to one day.

Counts the number of entries and exits in a trade.

entryexit(
    g
) -> NamedTuple{(:entries, :exits), <:Tuple{Any, Any}}

The function takes a trade as input, counts the number of entries (negative values) and exits (positive values) and returns a tuple with these counts.

Expands a DataFrame to include all timestamps in a range.

expand(df) -> Any
expand(df, tf) -> Any

This function takes a DataFrame df and an optional timeframe tf (which defaults to the timeframe of df). It creates a new DataFrame that includes all timestamps within the range of df and the given timeframe, and then joins this new DataFrame with df using an outer join on the timestamp column. The resulting DataFrame is then sorted by timestamp.

Computes the trading expectancy for a given strategy.

expectancy(s::Strategies.Strategy) -> Any
expectancy(s::Strategies.Strategy, tf) -> Any

Calculates the trading expectancy for a Strategy s over a specified timeframe tf, defaulting to one day.

Forward fills missing values in a vector.

ffill!(v)
ffill!(v, out)

This function takes a vector v and an optional output vector out (which defaults to v itself). It starts with the first value in v (which must not be missing) and applies the coalesce function to each subsequent pair of values in v and out. The coalesce function replaces each missing value in v with the corresponding value from out. The function then returns out with the filled missing values. This is effectively a forward fill operation, carrying the most recent non-missing value forward to replace missing values.

Checks if an Order is an IncreaseOrder.

Checks if an Order is a ReduceOrder.

Computes the maximum drawdown for a series of returns.

maxdd(
    returns
) -> NamedTuple{(:dd, :ath, :cum_returns), <:Tuple{Any, Any, Any}}

Calculates the maximum drawdown given an array of returns. The drawdown is the largest percentage drop in the cumulative product of 1 plus the returns.

Returns a dict of calculated metrics for a given strategy.

multi(
    s::Strategies.Strategy,
    metrics::Symbol...;
    tf,
    normalize,
    norm_max
) -> Union{Dict, Vector}

For a Strategy s, calculates specified metrics over a specified timeframe tf, defaulting to one day. If normalize is true, the metrics are normalized with respect to norm_max.

Normalize a metric. Based on the value of max.

Aggregates all trades of a strategy in a single dataframe

resample_trades(s::Strategies.Strategy; ...) -> Any
resample_trades(
    s::Strategies.Strategy,
    tf;
    style,
    byinstance,
    custom,
    expand_dates
) -> Any

byinstance: (trades_df, ai) -> nothing can modify the dataframe of a single instance before it is appended to the full df. style: :full or :minimal specifies what columns should be aggregated in the resampled df custom: similar to style but instead allows you to define custom aggregation rules (according to DataFrame) expand_dates: returns a contiguous dataframe from the first trade date to the last (inserting default ohlcv rows where no trades have happened.)

Resamples trades data from a smaller to a higher timeframe.

resample_trades(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance,
    to_tf;
    style,
    custom
) -> Any

This function takes an AssetInstance and a target timeframe to_tf as parameters, as well as optional style and custom parameters for additional customization. It extracts the trades data from the AssetInstance and resamples it to the target timeframe. Volume adjustments are made based on the margin mode of the AssetInstance. The data is then grouped by date, transformed according to the margin mode, style, and custom parameters, and combined into a new DataFrame. Finally, the target timeframe is applied to the timestamps in the DataFrame.

Computes the Sharpe ratio for a given strategy.

sharpe(s::Strategies.Strategy; ...) -> Any
sharpe(s::Strategies.Strategy, tf; rfr) -> Any

Calculates the Sharpe ratio for a Strategy s over a specified timeframe tf, defaulting to one day. The risk-free rate rfr can be specified, and defaults to 0.0.

Computes the Sortino ratio for a given strategy.

sortino(s::Strategies.Strategy; ...) -> Any
sortino(s::Strategies.Strategy, tf; rfr) -> Any

Calculates the Sortino ratio for a Strategy s over a specified timeframe tf, defaulting to one day. The risk-free rate rfr can be specified, and defaults to 0.0.

Replays the trade history of a single asset instance.

trades_balance(
    ai::Instances.AssetInstance;
    tf,
    return_all,
    df,
    initial_cash
) -> Any

return_all: if true returns a dataframe where:

• base/quote_balance the volume generated by the trades that happened at that timestamp.
• :cum_total represents the total balance held for each timestamp.
• :cum_value_balance represents the value in quote currency of the asset for each timestamp.

Plots the trade history for all the assets in a strategy.

trades_balance(s; tf, return_all, byasset, kwargs...)

return_all[true]: similar to the function for single assets, plus:

• cum_quote: the balance of cash for each timestamp
• cum_value_balance: the balance of all held assets in quote currency for each timestamp.

byasset[false]: also return a column that tracks the value balance by asset for each timestamp normalize_timeframes:

Computes the average duration of trades for an asset instance.

trades_duration(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; raw, f) -> Any

Calculates the average duration between trades for an AssetInstance ai. The raw parameter determines whether the result should be in raw format (in milliseconds) or a compact time format. The function f is used to aggregate the durations and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average duration of trades for a strategy.

trades_duration(s::Strategies.Strategy; f) -> Any

Calculates the average duration between trades for a Strategy s. The function f is used to aggregate the durations and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average hour of trades for an asset instance.

trades_hour(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; f) -> Any

Calculates the average hour of trades for an AssetInstance ai. The function f is used to aggregate the hours and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average leverage for trades of an asset instance.

trades_leverage(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; f) -> Any

Calculates the average leverage of trades for an AssetInstance ai. The function f is used to aggregate the leverages and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average day of the month for trades of an asset instance.

trades_monthday(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; f) -> Any

Calculates the average day of the month for trades for an AssetInstance ai. The function f is used to aggregate the days and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average trade size for an asset instance.

trades_size(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; f) -> Any

Calculates the average size of trades for an AssetInstance ai. The function f is used to aggregate the sizes and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average trade size for a strategy.

trades_size(s::Strategies.Strategy; f) -> Any

Calculates the average size of trades for a Strategy s. The function f is used to aggregate the sizes and defaults to the mean.

Computes the average weekday of trades for an asset instance.

trades_weekday(ai::Instances.AssetInstance; f) -> Any

Calculates the average weekday of trades for an AssetInstance ai. The function f is used to aggregate the weekdays and defaults to the mean.

Entries subtract quote currency, Exits subtract base currency.

tradesvolume!(_::Misc.WithMargin, data) -> Any

This function adjusts the volume of trades in the WithMargin mode. It assigns size to quote_volume and amount to base_volume in the data. It then modifies these volumes based on whether each order in data is an increase order or not. For non-increase orders, base_volume is made non-positive and quote_volume is made non-negative. For increase orders, base_volume is made non-negative and quote_volume is made non-positive.

Buys subtract quote currency, while sells subtract base currency.

tradesvolume!(_::NoMargin, data)

This function adjusts the volume of trades in the NoMargin mode. It assigns size to quote_volume and amount to base_volume in the data. In debug mode, it asserts that all sell orders have non-positive base volume and non-negative quote volume, and all buy orders have non-negative base volume and non-positive quote volume.

Applies custom transformations based on margin mode, style, and custom parameters.

transforms(m::Misc.MarginMode, style, custom) -> Vector{Any}

Depending on the provided MarginMode, style and custom parameters, this function applies different transformations to the data. The customization allows for flexibility in data processing and analysis.

Replaces missing values in a vector with 0.0.

zeromissing!(v)

This function iterates over each index of the vector v. If the value at a given index is missing, it replaces it with 0.0. The vector v is then returned with the replaced values.

Generates code to calculate the cumulative total balance for a given set of trades over a given timeframe.

This macro generates code that calculates the cumulative total balance for a given set of trades s over a given timeframe tf. It first gets a DataFrame of balances for s and tf using the trades_balance function. If this DataFrame is nothing (which means there are no trades), it immediately returns -Inf. Otherwise, it extracts the cum_total column from the DataFrame, which represents the cumulative total balance, and assigns this to balance. The generated code is then returned.