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Category
Strategy Elements
Description
Imported trade list CSV field order specification (comma-separated list)
Choices
AssetId - this field is the stock's Norgate asset ID (overrides Symbol if provided)
Symbol - this field is the stock symbol
Strategy - this field is the strategy name (if present, must match script strategy name)
Side - this field is the round-trip trade side (long or 1 for long, short or -1 for short)
Action - this field is the transaction type (BUY/SELL) and its presence identifies the file as a transaction list
DateTime - this field includes both date and time of a transaction, with a space between them
Shares - this field is the quantity of a transaction or of both sides of a round-trip trade
DateIn - this field is the date of a transaction or the entry date of a round-trip trade
TimeIn - this field is the time of a transaction or the entry time of a round-trip trade
QtyIn - this field is the quantity of a transaction or the entry quantity of a round-trip trade
PriceIn - this field is the price of a transaction or the entry price of a round-trip trade
FeesIn - this field is the commission/fees of a transaction or the entry fees of a round-trip trade
DateOut - this field is the exit date of a round-trip trade
TimeOut - this field is the exit time of a round-trip trade
QtyOut - this field is the exit quantity of a round-trip trade
PriceOut - this field is the exit price of a round-trip trade
FeesOut - this field is the exit fees of a round-trip trade
Notes
The TLFields order must be specified for a TradeList strategy to work.
If the CSV file includes a header row with column labels, these are simply ignored.
If TLFields includes Strategy, then only those trades where the contents of that column match the name of the strategy that contains the TLFields statement will be included. If TLFields does not include Strategy values, then all trades in the list will be used by this strategy.
Here is an example of how a TradeList strategy might look:
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Note that the field names (like all names in RealTest) are not case-sensitive.
To ignore a column in a trade list file, add an extra comma to the field order list, as shown in the example above.
To ignore the first one or more columns, add extra comma(s) at the start of the list, e.g. ",,symbol,side," etc.
See Using an Imported Trade List for a detailed description of this mechanism.
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