pennyPerShare: Example TxnFee cost function
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Description
Example TxnFee cost function
Usage
1
pennyPerShare(TxnQty)
Arguments
TxnQty
total units (such as shares or contracts)
transacted. Positive values indicate a 'buy'; negative
values indicate a 'sell' This is an example intended to
demonstrate how a cost function could be used in place of
a flat numeric fee.
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Description
Example TxnFee cost function
Usage
1 | pennyPerShare(TxnQty)
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Arguments
TxnQty |
total units (such as shares or contracts) transacted. Positive values indicate a 'buy'; negative values indicate a 'sell' This is an example intended to demonstrate how a cost function could be used in place of a flat numeric fee. |
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