Open wsyxbcl opened 3 years ago
The returned values can include the excess return (mostly used to compare a portfolio/stock with an index).
The designed function is to perform 'minus' operation between any two stocks (can be both portfolio or stock), so the excess return would be covered.
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 8:02 PM MapleFENG notifications@github.com wrote:
The returned values can include the excess return (mostly used to compare a portfolio/stock with an index).
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Cool!😇
/compare [[stock/portfolio] ...]
, plot return rate of stocks and portfolios in same axes
/compare [stock/portfolio] -r [stock_ref]
, with subplot of excess return
Using split-adjusted price for comparison would be more reasonable
/compare [stock_name]
plot prices of two stock in same figure