Hi all
I have some price predictions in a separate file which I upload to a variable. I want to check at the beginning of every hour whether the open is higher or lower from my prediction and make a buy or sell accordingly. Can someone help with the check and the buy and sell orders?
Thanks
George
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Hi George,
I'd use Scheduled Events to do this if I were you. The link should have everything you need. This example algo also contains a few examples of how to implement it.
Hi Georgios,
Doug is on the right track -- using a Scheduled Event would be the best method. You can define a simple function that compares the values you're dealing with and places the trades that you want, and a Scheduled Event will allow the algorithm to call this function at whatever time interval you tell it to.
Thanks both. But I cannot call data in user defined function. How can I make the comparison?
Hi Georgios.
You call a user-defined function and retrieve your custom data using Schedule.On().
In the attached backtest I demonstrate how you can import custom data and call the user-defined function printClose() every 60 minutes, regardless of the custom data resolution.
Check out this documentation section on Scheduled Events for further information.
Thanks!
So in the user-defined function you call the data with self.Securities
Where can I see the methods for Securities?
Hi Georgios, Securities is a Dictionary<Symbol, Security> so you can access your Security objects with their ticker Securities["IBM"].Price. In order to see the methods you can call on each security, click on the red word "Security" in the embedded link.
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