Justin Spahr-Summers

If `Settings` enums could be defined with enough context to present meaningful CLI information, we could use `Settings.__subclasses__()` to get rid of the manual argument generation in `__main__.py`, which would...

This would make it useful for, e.g., synthetic long and short positions, or futures.

Realized basis only makes sense for the lifetime of a position, so whenever one is fully closed out, it should reset—and then if a new position is opened in the...

Across short options positions, offset by opposing positions

e.g., `ES` might say something like `SPX`, while single-stock futures will naturally use the underlying stock. This may be relevant for calculating the `realizedBasis` of a security.

e.g., https://seekingalpha.com/api/sa/combined/AAPL.xml

I always forget to check Hyperarchy unless prompted by someone. It'd be awesome to subscribe to updates via email, so I know when there's something new I can rank.

EXTPassthrough breaks with implicit property synthesis

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The implicitly-synthesized getters and setters prevent forwarding machinery (upon which EXTPassthrough depends) from being invoked.

We could write a backend with something like [servant](http://haskell-servant.github.io), then consume that API with a frontend server. This would have the nice benefit of _forcing_ us to create a great...

This was supposed to be implemented in https://github.com/jspahrsummers/ScrumBut/pull/22, but I missed it. :disappointed: