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Alligator strategy is added. #253

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@cinar cinar commented Dec 24, 2024

Describe Request

Alligator strategy is added.

Fixed #252

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New strategy.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced the "Alligator Strategy" in the "Trend Strategies" section.
    • Added two new strategies: "Inverse Strategy" and "No Loss Strategy" in the "Decorator Strategies" section.
    • Enhanced the AllStrategies function to include the Alligator strategy.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated method signature for RemoveAll in the helper package documentation.
  • Tests

    • Added tests for the Alligator Strategy's computation and reporting functionalities.
  • Documentation

    • Updated README files to reflect new strategies and their details.

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The pull request introduces the Alligator Strategy to the Indicator Go module, focusing on trend analysis. The changes span multiple files, including README.md files and implementation files in the strategy/trend package. A new AlligatorStrategy type is implemented with methods for strategy computation, reporting, and initialization. The strategy is based on three Smoothed Moving Averages (Jaw, Teeth, and Lip) and is integrated into the existing trend strategies collection.

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File Change Summary
README.md Added Alligator Strategy to Trend Strategies section
helper/README.md Minor documentation line number update
strategy/trend/README.md Added constants and documentation for Alligator Strategy
strategy/trend/alligator_strategy.go New implementation of AlligatorStrategy with methods for computation and reporting
strategy/trend/alligator_strategy_test.go Added test functions for Alligator Strategy
strategy/trend/trend.go Integrated Alligator Strategy into AllStrategies function

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AlligatorStrategy
    participant AssetSnapshots
    participant ActionChannel

    User->>AlligatorStrategy: NewAlligatorStrategy()
    User->>AlligatorStrategy: Compute(snapshots)
    AlligatorStrategy->>AssetSnapshots: Process snapshots
    AlligatorStrategy->>ActionChannel: Generate trading actions
    ActionChannel-->>User: Return trading recommendations
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Add Alligator Indicator [#252]

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Poem

🐰 In the world of trading's wild dance,
The Alligator leaps with a strategic glance,
Jaw, Teeth, and Lip in harmony sway,
Revealing trends in their mathematical way,
A rabbit's guide to market's grand romance! 🦊📈

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Attention: Patch coverage is 98.85057% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 93.54%. Comparing base (69b490f) to head (927d8cc).

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
strategy/trend/README.md (3)

237-253: Consider enhancing the strategy documentation.

While the documentation is good, it could be improved by adding:

  • The relationship between the three SMAs (Jaw, Teeth, Lip)
  • The specific trading signals that trigger buy/sell actions
  • The typical parameter values and their significance

Consider adding the following to the type documentation:

-AlligatorStrategy represents the configuration parameters for calculating the Alligator strategy. It is a technical indicator to help identify the presence and the direction of the trend. It uses three Smooted Moving Averges (SMMAs).
+AlligatorStrategy represents the configuration parameters for calculating the Alligator strategy. It is a technical indicator that helps identify trend presence and direction using three Smoothed Moving Averages (SMMAs):
+- Jaw (blue line): Slowest SMA, represents the alligator's jaw
+- Teeth (red line): Medium SMA, represents the alligator's teeth
+- Lip (green line): Fastest SMA, represents the alligator's lip
+
+Trading signals:
+- Buy: When the lines are ordered Lip > Teeth > Jaw (eating phase)
+- Sell: When the lines are ordered Jaw > Teeth > Lip (sleeping phase)
+- Hold: When the lines are intertwined (awakening phase)

255-272: Enhance constructor documentation with parameter constraints.

The constructors would benefit from documentation about parameter constraints and relationships.

Add parameter validation information:

-NewAlligatorStrategyWith function initializes a new Alligator strategy instance with the given parameters.
+NewAlligatorStrategyWith function initializes a new Alligator strategy instance with the given parameters.
+Parameters should satisfy: jawPeriod > teethPeriod > lipPeriod > 0 for optimal signal generation.

273-299: Add more details about signal generation in Compute method.

The Compute method documentation should explain the specific conditions that trigger each trading action.

Enhance the Compute method documentation:

-Compute processes the provided asset snapshots and generates a stream of actionable recommendations.
+Compute processes the provided asset snapshots and generates a stream of actionable recommendations based on the Alligator strategy rules:
+- BUY: When lines diverge and are ordered Lip > Teeth > Jaw (eating phase)
+- SELL: When lines diverge and are ordered Jaw > Teeth > Lip (sleeping phase)
+- HOLD: When lines are intertwined with small separation (awakening phase)
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🔇 Additional comments (14)
strategy/trend/trend.go (1)

26-26: Alligator Strategy successfully integrated.

The addition of NewAlligatorStrategy() is consistent with the overall structure for returning available trend strategies. No issues found with this integration step.

strategy/trend/alligator_strategy_test.go (3)

1-4: License and package declaration.

The license header and package declaration conform to project standards. No issues here.


16-36: Adequate input-output testing in TestAlligatorStrategy.

  1. The logical flow to read CSV files for input snapshots and expected results is correct.
  2. Use of Map to extract expected actions is clean and comprehensible.
  3. The comparison with the actual computed actions ensures the correct functioning of the Alligator Strategy.

Great test coverage and structure.


38-54: Sufficient validation in TestAlligatorStrategyReport.

The test checks:

  1. Proper reading of snapshots from CSV files.
  2. Report creation via the Alligator Strategy.
  3. File cleanup after report generation (defer helper.Remove).

No suggestion for changes.

strategy/trend/alligator_strategy.go (8)

1-16: License and imports confirmed.

The license is properly stated. The import statements for the asset, helper, strategy, and trend packages are relevant and aligned with file usage.


16-25: Appropriate default periods.

Defining default jaw, teeth, and lip periods (13, 8, and 5) follows standard Alligator Strategy conventions. This improves ease of use for a majority of scenarios.


27-39: Struct design fosters clarity.

  1. AlligatorStrategy struct references necessary SMMA fields (Jaw, Teeth, Lip).
  2. The descriptive comments for each field add to maintainability.

Implementation is clear and logically grouped.


41-49: Constructor with defaults is well-structured.

NewAlligatorStrategy delegates to NewAlligatorStrategyWith, minimizing code duplication. This approach is commendable.


50-57: Configurable constructor ensures flexibility.

By allowing custom jaw, teeth, and lip periods, it extends the strategy for specialized user needs.


59-66: Naming method is concise and informative.

The Name method effectively identifies the strategy name alongside its key parameters, aiding debug and logs.


68-97: Core computation logic is methodical.

  1. Splitting closings into multiple slices for concurrent SMMA calculations is an efficient approach.
  2. The shift by commonPeriod ensures alignment of actions with the actual data.
  3. The use of Buy, Sell, and Hold signals is direct and consistent with typical strategy patterns.

No performance or logical issues detected.


99-146: Report generation is thoughtfully designed.

  1. The approach to generate annotated numeric columns (Close, Jaw, Teeth, Lip) and outcomes is well-structured.
  2. Synchronizing columns with commonPeriod ensures an aligned dataset.
  3. The final Report object is comprehensive for any user wanting a high-level overview of strategy performance.

Implementation aligns well with the existing reporting pattern.

README.md (1)

113-113: Documentation updated with Alligator Strategy.

This addition ensures that users can discover and understand how to leverage the Alligator Strategy.

strategy/trend/README.md (1)

132-146: LGTM! Constants are well-defined and documented.

The default period values (13, 8, 5) align with standard Alligator strategy parameters, and the naming convention follows the package style.

@cinar cinar merged commit 780ba99 into master Dec 24, 2024
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