| buildSpread {FinancialInstrument} | R Documentation |
Construct a price/level series for pre-defined multi-leg spread instrument
Description
Build price series for spreads, butterflies, or other synthetic instruments, using metadata of a previously defined synthetic instrument.
Usage
buildSpread(spread_id, Dates = NULL, onelot = TRUE, prefer = NULL,
auto.assign = TRUE, env = .GlobalEnv)
buildBasket(spread_id, Dates = NULL, onelot = TRUE, prefer = NULL,
auto.assign = TRUE, env = .GlobalEnv)
Arguments
spread_id |
The name of the |
Dates |
Date range on which to subset. Also, if a member's data is not
available via |
onelot |
Should the series be divided by the first leg's ratio? |
prefer |
Price column to use to build structure. |
auto.assign |
Assign the spread? If FALSE, the xts object will be returned. |
env |
Environment holding data for members as well as where spread data will be assigned. |
Details
The spread and all legs must be defined instruments.
This function can build multileg spreads such as calendars, butterflies,
condors, etc. However, the returned series will be univariate. It does not
return multiple columns (e.g. ‘Bid’, ‘Ask’, ‘Mid’) like
fn_SpreadBuilder does.
buildBasket is an alias
TODO: allow for multiplier (divisor) that is a vector.
Value
If auto.assign is FALSE, a univariate xts object.
Otherwise, the xts object will be assigned to spread_id and the
spread_id will be returned.
Note
this could also be used to build a basket or a strip by using only positive values in memberratio
Author(s)
Brian Peterson, Garrett See
See Also
fn_SpreadBuilder
spread for instructions on defining the spread
Examples
## Not run:
currency("USD")
stock("SPY","USD",1)
stock("DIA","USD",1)
getSymbols(c("SPY","DIA"))
spread("SPYDIA", "USD", c("SPY","DIA"),c(1,-1)) #define it.
buildSpread('SPYDIA') #build it.
head(SPYDIA)
## End(Not run)