who owns which strategy

[ben1628]

Looking at the Pfs, it is difficult to see which stock owns which strategy without going through each one of them. Looking at the dbs, I can do

SELECT pfa.id, name, action_id
    FROM public.orders_pf_actions pfa
    inner join public.orders_pf pf
    on pfa.pf_id = pf.id
    order by name, action_id;

Of course, it is a nice to have feature, nothing urgent.

[psemdel]

When thinking of removing the pfs, I wanted to add the "strategy used" into the stock. So it is going in the same direction. Yes, something like that is definitely needed. When I started, there was just a few pf, not 50...

[psemdel]

I fixed the portfolio button (top right of the interface), that I totally forgot with the time (and yes back in the time, there was just one pf for long and one for short). Even on my side it was the mess, so this feature was urgent ;)

[ben1628]

That's how I do mine in my C# program. Under each section, I can right click add choose which stocks to participate from a list, I can also select which strategies to use. It may not be possible in Django.

[ben1628]

I fixed the portfolio button (top right of the interface), that I totally forgot with the time (and yes back in the time, there was just one pf for long and one for short). Even on my side it was the mess, so this feature was urgent ;)

Do I have to reload the new dump?

[ben1628]

Nice...

[psemdel]

No need for new dump.

[psemdel]

That's how I do mine in my C# program. Under each section, I can right click add choose which stocks to participate from a list, I can also select which strategies to use. It may not be possible in Django.

To participate to some strategy?