piker/piker/clearing/_allocate.py

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# piker: trading gear for hackers
# Copyright (C) Tyler Goodlet (in stewardship for piker0)
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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'''
Position allocation logic and protocols.
'''
from enum import Enum
from typing import Optional
from bidict import bidict
from ..data._source import Symbol
from ..data.types import Struct
from ..pp import Position
_size_units = bidict({
'currency': '$ size',
'units': '# units',
# TODO: but we'll need a `<brokermod>.get_accounts()` or something
# 'percent_of_port': '% of port',
})
SizeUnit = Enum(
'SizeUnit',
_size_units,
)
class Allocator(Struct):
symbol: Symbol
account: Optional[str] = 'paper'
_size_units: bidict[str, Optional[str]] = _size_units
# TODO: for enums this clearly doesn't fucking work, you can't set
# a default at startup by passing in a `dict` but yet you can set
# that value through assignment..for wtv cucked reason.. honestly, pure
# unintuitive garbage.
_size_unit: str = 'currency'
@property
def size_unit(self) -> str:
return self._size_unit
@size_unit.setter
def size_unit(self, v: str) -> Optional[str]:
if v not in _size_units:
v = _size_units.inverse[v]
assert v in _size_units
self._size_unit = v
return v
# TODO: if we ever want ot support non-uniform entry-slot-proportion
# "sizes"
# disti_weight: str = 'uniform'
units_limit: float
currency_limit: float
slots: int
def step_sizes(
self,
) -> (float, float):
'''
Return the units size for each unit type as a tuple.
'''
slots = self.slots
return (
self.units_limit / slots,
self.currency_limit / slots,
)
def limit(self) -> float:
if self.size_unit == 'currency':
return self.currency_limit
else:
return self.units_limit
def next_order_info(
self,
# we only need a startup size for exit calcs, we can the
# determine how large slots should be if the initial pp size was
# larger then the current live one, and the live one is smaller
# then the initial config settings.
startup_pp: Position,
live_pp: Position,
price: float,
action: str,
) -> dict:
'''
Generate order request info for the "next" submittable order
depending on position / order entry config.
'''
sym = self.symbol
ld = sym.lot_size_digits
size_unit = self.size_unit
live_size = live_pp.size
abs_live_size = abs(live_size)
abs_startup_size = abs(startup_pp.size)
u_per_slot, currency_per_slot = self.step_sizes()
if size_unit == 'units':
slot_size = u_per_slot
l_sub_pp = self.units_limit - abs_live_size
elif size_unit == 'currency':
live_cost_basis = abs_live_size * live_pp.ppu
slot_size = currency_per_slot / price
l_sub_pp = (self.currency_limit - live_cost_basis) / price
else:
raise ValueError(
f"Not valid size unit '{size_unit}'"
)
# an entry (adding-to or starting a pp)
if (
action == 'buy' and live_size > 0 or
action == 'sell' and live_size < 0 or
live_size == 0
):
order_size = min(slot_size, l_sub_pp)
# an exit (removing-from or going to net-zero pp)
else:
# when exiting a pp we always try to slot the position
# in the instrument's units, since doing so in a derived
# size measure (eg. currency value, percent of port) would
# result in a mis-mapping of slots sizes in unit terms
# (i.e. it would take *more* slots to exit at a profit and
# *less* slots to exit at a loss).
pp_size = max(abs_startup_size, abs_live_size)
slotted_pp = pp_size / self.slots
if size_unit == 'currency':
# compute the "projected" limit's worth of units at the
# current pp (weighted) price:
slot_size = currency_per_slot / live_pp.ppu
else:
slot_size = u_per_slot
# TODO: ensure that the limit can never be set **lower**
# then the current pp size? It should be configured
# correctly at startup right?
# if our position is greater then our limit setting
# we'll want to use slot sizes which are larger then what
# the limit would normally determine.
order_size = max(slotted_pp, slot_size)
if (
abs_live_size < slot_size or
# NOTE: front/back "loading" heurstic:
# if the remaining pp is in between 0-1.5x a slot's
# worth, dump the whole position in this last exit
# therefore conducting so called "back loading" but
# **without** going past a net-zero pp. if the pp is
# > 1.5x a slot size, then front load: exit a slot's and
# expect net-zero to be acquired on the final exit.
slot_size < pp_size < round((1.5*slot_size), ndigits=ld) or
# underlying requires discrete (int) units (eg. stocks)
# and thus our slot size (based on our limit) would
# exit a fractional unit's worth so, presuming we aren't
# supporting a fractional-units-style broker, we need
# exit the final unit.
ld == 0 and abs_live_size == 1
):
order_size = abs_live_size
slots_used = 1.0 # the default uniform policy
if order_size < slot_size:
# compute a fractional slots size to display
slots_used = self.slots_used(
Position(
symbol=sym,
size=order_size,
ppu=price,
bsuid=sym,
)
)
return {
'size': abs(round(order_size, ndigits=ld)),
'size_digits': ld,
# TODO: incorporate multipliers for relevant derivatives
'fiat_size': round(order_size * price, ndigits=2),
'slots_used': slots_used,
# update line LHS label with account name
'account': self.account,
}
def slots_used(
self,
pp: Position,
) -> float:
'''
Calc and return the number of slots used by this ``Position``.
'''
abs_pp_size = abs(pp.size)
if self.size_unit == 'currency':
# live_currency_size = size or (abs_pp_size * pp.ppu)
live_currency_size = abs_pp_size * pp.ppu
prop = live_currency_size / self.currency_limit
else:
# return (size or abs_pp_size) / alloc.units_limit
prop = abs_pp_size / self.units_limit
# TODO: REALLY need a way to show partial slots..
# for now we round at the midway point between slots
return round(prop * self.slots)
_derivs = (
'future',
'continuous_future',
'option',
'futures_option',
)
def mk_allocator(
symbol: Symbol,
startup_pp: Position,
# default allocation settings
defaults: dict[str, float] = {
'account': None, # select paper by default
# 'size_unit': 'currency',
'units_limit': 400,
'currency_limit': 5e3,
'slots': 4,
},
**kwargs,
) -> Allocator:
if kwargs:
defaults.update(kwargs)
# load and retreive user settings for default allocations
# ``config.toml``
user_def = {
'currency_limit': 6e3,
'slots': 6,
}
defaults.update(user_def)
alloc = Allocator(
symbol=symbol,
**defaults,
)
asset_type = symbol.type_key
# specific configs by asset class / type
if asset_type in _derivs:
# since it's harder to know how currency "applies" in this case
# given leverage properties
alloc.size_unit = '# units'
# set units limit to slots size thus making make the next
# entry step 1.0
alloc.units_limit = alloc.slots
else:
alloc.size_unit = 'currency'
# if the current position is already greater then the limit
# settings, increase the limit to the current position
if alloc.size_unit == 'currency':
startup_size = startup_pp.size * startup_pp.ppu
if startup_size > alloc.currency_limit:
alloc.currency_limit = round(startup_size, ndigits=2)
else:
startup_size = abs(startup_pp.size)
if startup_size > alloc.units_limit:
alloc.units_limit = startup_size
if asset_type in _derivs:
alloc.slots = alloc.units_limit
return alloc