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This is a quick script to pull some data from portfolios and write them into a common csv file for later analysis. This should be a workaround until portfolio stats are accesible from Scripts. Then we rather pull them there and do analysis within QS, Azouz will include this in next release. Note that this pulls statistice from underlying strategy, so for example equity updated at portfolio level needs to be adjusted.
Stats are:
- Overall portfolio stats like equity, NB positions, return since inception and monthly, cash, percentage invested
- OpenPosition level: Entry date, shares and price, equity, return
Hope this is usefull for adding some custom metrics from other scripts.
I'll get this into current live portfolio so we get some initial stats, later we can update.
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