RMarket is a ruby gem for making stock market simulations.
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Order - container for a limit order; stores price, quantity, symbol, and trader
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OrderLedger - one side of a CDA order book; enforces transactions to occur at the current bid/ask price depending on its assigned type
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OrderBook - a model of a CDA order book; manages a buy and sell ledger and enforces orders to match a specific label
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Trader - tracks a portfolio or stocks and cash; passes off the real work to the user defined objects: TradingStrategy, ValueFunction, and Beliefs
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News - container class for distributing information to traders
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NewsGenerator - generates News by adding noise from a given distribution to dividend shock information
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DividendGenerator - generates dividends from a given distribution according to a mean reverting process
If you are interested in making a contribution, first propose the change or added feature on the issues page. Once this project is a little more hammered down, we’ll move to the fork-pull request model.
(The MIT License)
Copyright © 2011 bcassell (Ben-Alexander Cassell) egtaonline (University of Michigan - Strategic Reasoning Group)
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