Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) Examples
This is like taking a snapshot of the market at the end of every second, except the volume over the second is summed.
1 2 3 4 5 | to_secBATV(x)
alltick2sec(getdir = "~/TRTH/tick/",
savedir = "~/TRTH/sec/", Symbols = list.files(getdir),
overwrite = FALSE)
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x |
the xts series to convert to 1 minute BATV |
getdir |
Directory that contains tick data |
savedir |
Directory in which to save converted data |
Symbols |
String names of instruments to convert |
overwrite |
TRUE/FALSE. If file already exists in savedir, should it be overwritten? |
From tick data with columns: “Price”, “Volume”, “Bid.Price”, “Bid.Size”, “Ask.Price”, “Ask.Size”, to data of one second frequency with columns “Bid.Price”, “Bid.Size”, “Ask.Price”, “Ask.Size”, “Trade.Price”, and “Volume”
The primary purpose of these functions is to reduce the amount of data on disk so that it will take less time to load the data into memory.
If there are no trades or bid/ask price updates in a given second, we will not make a row for that timestamp. If there were no trades, but the bid or ask price changed, then we _will_ have a row but the Volume and Trade.Price will be NA.
If there are multiple trades in the same second, Volume will be the sum of the volume, but only the last trade price in that second will be printed. Similarly, if there is a trade, and then later in the same second, there is a bid/ask update, the last Bid/Ask Price/Size will be used.
alltick2sec
is used to convert the data of several
files from tick to one second frequency data.
to_secBATV
returns an xts object of one second
frequency. alltick2sec
returns a list of files
that were converted.
to_secBATV
is used by the TRTH_BackFill.R script
in the inst/parser directory of the FinancialInstrument
package. These functions are specific to to data created
by that script and are not intended for more general use.
gsee
1 2 3 4 5 6 | ## Not run:
getSymbols("CLU1")
system.time(xsec <- to_secBATV(CLU1))
convert.log <- alltick2sec()
## End(Not run)
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