Is there any way to schedule the coarse fundamental universe selection to run with specific time/date rules? For example, if I wanted the coarse fundamental universe selection to run at 9am every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, how would I approach this?
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Is there any way to schedule the coarse fundamental universe selection to run with specific time/date rules? For example, if I wanted the coarse fundamental universe selection to run at 9am every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, how would I approach this?
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Arthur Asenheimer
How about Scheduled Universe Selection ?
ScheduledUniverseSelectionModel(dateRule, timeRule, selector, universeSettings=null, securityInitializer=null)
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Michael Jiang
Thanks for the response!
I took a look at the scheduled universe selection but as far as I understand, it doesn't seem like the scheduled universe selector has access to the coarse fundamental data. I think I'm basically looking for a way to combine the Scheduled Universe Selection with the Coarse Fundamental Universe Selection. Is this possible?
Eugene
The easiest way is to filter the universe selection for a specific time/interval/event.Â
Here is an example for a monthly rebalance for specific months.
_lastMonth and an array rebalanceMonths need to be initialized first.
public IEnumerable<Symbol> CoarseFilter(IEnumerable<CoarseFundamental> coarse) { if (Time.Month == _lastMonth) { Debug("Coarse Filter Month Unchanged"); return Universe.Unchanged; } _lastMonth = Time.Month; if(!rebalanceMonths.Contains(Time.Month)) { Debug("Coarse Filter Month not Rebalance-Month"); return Universe.Unchanged; } // filter function here.... }
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Michael Jiang
Thanks for the suggestion!
I can see how this would be useful for scheduling intervals larger than a day (eg. every other day, weekly, monthly) but I'm not sure if this would work for scheduling for a specific time? If I understand correctly, the coarse universe selection occurs once every day, midnight during backtesting and 6-7am during live trading (according to:
https://www.quantconnect.com/forum/discussion/4010/pre-market-scanning/p1/comment-24497)
So would it be possible to set the coarse universe selection to start exactly at 9am?
Eugene
Thats not possible according to this post:
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Michael Jiang
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