I'm trying to scheudle a function to run on the last trading day of every month. I see that there is a DateRule for MonthStart, but not one for MonthEnd. I see that there is the NthLastBusinessDay method, but I'm having trouble getting that to run correctly. Any tips?
Thank you!
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You can make use of the TradingCalendar
Check the following example:
First you use a Schedule with a DateRules.MonthStart() and set the last tradeable day in a field.
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Schedule.On(DateRules.MonthStart(), TimeRules.At(0, 0), () =>
{
var monthLastDay = new DateTime(Time.Year, Time.Month, DateTime.DaysInMonth(Time.Year, Time.Month));
var monthTradingdays = TradingCalendar
.GetDaysByType(TradingDayType.BusinessDay, Time, monthLastDay)
.ToArray();
monthFirstTradableDay = monthTradingdays.First().Date;
monthLastTradableDay = monthTradingdays.Last().Date;
});Then in another Schedule you will call every day you will check is the last traedable day in the month.
Schedule.On(DateRules.EveryDay(), TimeRules.At(16, 55), () =>
{
if (Time.Date == monthLastTradableDay)
{
// Do Stuff
}
});Hope it helps!
JayJayD thank you very much for the code sample!
I am trying to write this in Python, but am getting tripped up in working with the object returned by GetDaysByType. Is there any sort of documentation on using LINQ and Python?
I almost don't know the Python port, but I guess you can check what type returns the TradingCalendar and use the usual Python syntax:
e.g.: if TradingCalendar returns a List just use:
month_first_tradable_day = monthTradingdays[0].Date;
month_last_tradable_day = monthTradingdays[-1].Date;
Here's my solution in Python. The type returned by TradingCalendar is not a list; I didn't spend too much time figuring out how to use the LINQ object returned, but iterating over it with a standard foreach Python loop did the trick.
def Initialize(self):
self.Schedule.On(self.DateRules.EveryDay('SPY'), self.TimeRules.At(0, 0), Action(self.ScheduleEndOfMonthRebalance))
self.Schedule.On(self.DateRules.EveryDay('SPY'), self.TimeRules.BeforeMarketClose('SPY', 5), Action(self.Rebalance))
def ScheduleEndOfMonthRebalance(self):
month_last_day = DateTime(self.Time.year, self.Time.month, DateTime.DaysInMonth(self.Time.year, self.Time.month))
trading_days = self.TradingCalendar.GetDaysByType(TradingDayType.BusinessDay, self.Time, month_last_day)
#get the last day in trading_days
for x in trading_days:
self.month_last_trading_day = x.Date.date()
def Rebalance(self):
if self.Time.date() == self.month_last_trading_day:
self.Debug(str(self.Time) + " | last trading day of the month")Nice solution =)
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Is it possible to use the Schedule function for a daily resolution backtest?
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