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joshuaulrich
Quantitative Financial Modelling Framework
### Description All calls to getSymbols.av() return errors when they are maintaining their website (every once in a while). When that happens, the code runs for around 16.9 seconds (varies)...
The call to `f` works but there is some inconsistency somewhere as one needs `print(...)` for `addRSI` and `addBBands` (or else they do not appear) but not `addLines`. `print(addLines(...))` works...
Users can set default argument values to `getSymbols()` functions via `setDefaults()` (per-function) and `setSymbolLookup()`(per-symbol). All `getSymbols()` methods currently use `importDefaults()` to get any arguments set via `setDefaults()`. Per-symbol defaults aren't...
### Description `OpCl` nor `sapply(OpCl)` don’t work on `cbind`ed xxts data.frames the way I expect ### Expected behavior `xts.thing %>% merge.xts %>% OpCl` should go through each symbol and `OpCl`...
Submitted by: Garrett See Assigned to: Nobody [R-Forge link](http://r-forge.r-project.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2357&group_id=125&atid=544) If we define ``` thm
IEX API
There is a new, excellent, free API provided by IEX. Who knows for how long, but `quantmod` might as well use it while it lasts. I am willing to write...
The following two examples produce different results, although I initially thought they would/should yield identical results: > x = getSymbols("GOOGL", from = "2014-04-02", to = "2014-04-04", auto.assign = F) >...
One of the features of `setSymbolLookup` is to specify lookup details on a per-symbol basis, including: > an alternate naming convention (useful for sites like Yahoo! where certain non-traded symbols...
Users might be confused that `getSymbolLookup()` returns `NULL` if you call it when no lookups have been set, but returns `named list()` if you call it after all lookups have...
Ok finally found time to create reproducible example on this error which I seem to encounter randomly. On most periods zoom_Chart works but sometimes I get this error: > Error...
