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ability to import csv trade data into a new portfolio Discussion
Mar 18, 2013 at 15:04
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Mar 18, 2013 at 15:04
For those users without a supporting broker, any chance we could see a tool in the near future to import trade data from a csv file?
eg each row might contain the following:
Instrument, Fill Date, Fill Time, Fill Price, Quantity, Exit1 Date, Exit1 Time, Exit1 Price, Exit1 Quantity, Exit 2 Date, Exit2 Time, Exit2 Price.... and so on.
This is assuming an all-in, multiple scale out strategy. If its scailing in as well, you could denote the scale-in leg with a number. ie Fill1 Date, Fill1 Time, Fill1 Price.. etc. If the trade is all-in, all-out then naturally there wouldn't be a number.
eg each row might contain the following:
Instrument, Fill Date, Fill Time, Fill Price, Quantity, Exit1 Date, Exit1 Time, Exit1 Price, Exit1 Quantity, Exit 2 Date, Exit2 Time, Exit2 Price.... and so on.
This is assuming an all-in, multiple scale out strategy. If its scailing in as well, you could denote the scale-in leg with a number. ie Fill1 Date, Fill1 Time, Fill1 Price.. etc. If the trade is all-in, all-out then naturally there wouldn't be a number.
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