Trading-Kosten, Marktimpact und Strategiekapazität schätzen
Zusammenfassung
Dieses gemeinsam genutzte Analysemodul beschreibt Methoden zur Schätzung von Handelsfriktionen über verschiedene Anlageklassen hinweg. Es umfasst Hoch-Tief- und Rendite-Autokovarianzschätzer für Geld-Brief-Spreads, rollierende Durchschnittswerte des Volumens sowie Regressionsansätze zur Kalibrierung des Marktimpacts mit Quadratwurzelmodell und des Preisimpact-Koeffizienten nach Kyle. Außerdem berechnet es die erforderliche Brutto-Alpha-Rendite, um umsatzbedingte Kosten auszugleichen, und das verwaltete Vermögen, ab dem der geschätzte Impact das erwartete Alpha aufzehrt.
Das Modul kombiniert diese Schätzungen mit festgelegten Gebührenplänen und einem standardisierten Vergleich der Handelskosten bei Aktien, ETFs, Krypto-Perpetuals, Futures, FX und Optionen. Mehrere Routinen wenden Datenfilter oder Mindestzahlen an Beobachtungen an; die Spread-Schätzer beruhen auf Annahmen zur Intraday-Preisbildung oder zum Bid-Ask-Bounce. Kapazitätsschätzungen hängen vom kalibrierten Impact-Koeffizienten, dem erwarteten Alpha, dem Handelsvolumen und Beteiligungsgrenzen ab. Diese Funktionen bieten Messwerkzeuge und vereinfachende Modelle. Das Dokument liefert keine empirische Validierung dafür, dass eine Schätzung auf ein bestimmtes Instrument, einen Handelsplatz oder ein Marktregime übertragbar ist.
Kernaussagen
- Hoch-Tief-Spannen und serielle Renditekovarianz bieten alternative Schätzer für Geld-Brief-Spreads.
- Der Quadratwurzel-Impact lässt sich kalibrieren, indem volatilitätsskalierte absolute Renditen mit der Quadratwurzel des Volumens relativ zum Durchschnittsvolumen in Beziehung gesetzt werden.
- Eine robuste Regression von Preisänderungen auf signierten Orderfluss schätzt einen Impact-Koeffizienten nach Kyle.
- Die geschätzte Kapazität hängt von Alpha, Marktvolumen, Umsatz, Beteiligungsgrenzen und Impact ab.
- Gebührenpläne und standardisierte Handelsvergleiche helfen, Kosten auf eine gemeinsame Basis zu bringen.
Schlagwörter
Volltext
# _cost_analysis.py
```py
"""Shared transaction cost analysis for Ch18 notebooks and case study costs.py.
Provides:
- corwin_schultz_spread(): High-low spread estimator (Corwin & Schultz 2012)
- roll_spread(): Serial covariance spread estimator (Roll 1984)
- compute_adv(): Rolling average daily volume
- compute_adv_usd(): Rolling average daily dollar volume
- calibrate_sqrt_impact(): Fit η in Impact = σ·η·√(Q/V)
- estimate_kyle_lambda(): Linear price-impact coefficient ΔP = λQ
- estimate_capacity(): Max AUM given impact coefficient and alpha
- breakeven_alpha(): Required gross alpha given turnover and costs
- get_fee_schedule(): Codified exchange fee schedules
All functions operate on Polars Series/DataFrames.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import numpy as np
import polars as pl
# =============================================================================
# SPREAD ESTIMATION
# =============================================================================
def corwin_schultz_spread(
high: pl.Series | pl.Expr,
low: pl.Series | pl.Expr,
window: int = 1,
) -> pl.Series | pl.Expr:
"""Corwin-Schultz (2012) high-low spread estimator.
Estimates the bid-ask spread from daily high and low prices using the
insight that daily highs (lows) are predominantly at ask (bid) prices.
The two-period estimator uses:
β = E[ln(H/L)²] over consecutive single periods
γ = ln(H₂/L₂)² where H₂, L₂ are 2-period high/low
α = (√2β - √β) / (3 - 2√2) - √(γ / (3 - 2√2))
Spread S = 2(eᵅ - 1) / (1 + eᵅ)
Args:
high: High prices (Series or Expr)
low: Low prices (Series or Expr)
window: Rolling window for averaging β (default 1 = raw estimator)
Returns:
Estimated spread as fraction (not bps). Negative values clamped to 0.
"""
ln_hl = (high / low).log()
ln_hl_sq = ln_hl**2
# β: average of sum of consecutive single-period squared log ranges
beta = ln_hl_sq + ln_hl_sq.shift(1)
# γ: squared log range over 2-period high/low
high_2 = high.rolling_max(2)
low_2 = low.rolling_min(2)
gamma = (high_2 / low_2).log() ** 2
if window > 1:
beta = beta.rolling_mean(window)
gamma = gamma.rolling_mean(window)
# α coefficient
denom = 3 - 2 * np.sqrt(2) # ≈ 0.1716
alpha = (((2 * beta).sqrt() - beta.sqrt()) / denom) - (gamma / denom).sqrt()
# Spread = 2(eᵅ - 1) / (1 + eᵅ)
exp_alpha = alpha.exp()
spread = 2 * (exp_alpha - 1) / (1 + exp_alpha)
# Clamp negatives to zero
return spread.clip(lower_bound=0)
def roll_spread(close: pl.Series | pl.Expr, window: int = 20) -> pl.Series | pl.Expr:
"""Roll (1984) serial covariance spread estimator.
If the bid-ask bounce is the dominant source of serial correlation in
returns, then: Spread = 2√(-Cov(Δpₜ, Δpₜ₋₁))
Only defined when autocovariance is negative (efficient market condition).
Args:
close: Closing prices
window: Rolling window for covariance estimation
Returns:
Estimated spread as fraction. Returns 0 where cov > 0.
"""
ret = close.pct_change()
ret_lag = ret.shift(1)
# Rolling covariance: Cov(rₜ, rₜ₋₁)
# Using: Cov(X,Y) = E[XY] - E[X]E[Y]
cov = (ret * ret_lag).rolling_mean(window) - ret.rolling_mean(window) * ret_lag.rolling_mean(
window
)
# Spread = 2 * sqrt(-cov) where cov < 0, else 0
neg_cov = (-cov).clip(lower_bound=0)
return 2 * neg_cov.sqrt()
# =============================================================================
# VOLUME & IMPACT
# =============================================================================
def compute_adv(volume: pl.Series | pl.Expr, window: int = 20) -> pl.Series | pl.Expr:
"""Rolling average daily volume (shares/contracts)."""
return volume.rolling_mean(window)
def compute_adv_usd(
volume: pl.Series | pl.Expr,
close: pl.Series | pl.Expr,
window: int = 20,
) -> pl.Series | pl.Expr:
"""Rolling average daily dollar volume."""
return (volume * close).rolling_mean(window)
def calibrate_sqrt_impact(
returns: np.ndarray,
volume: np.ndarray,
sigma: np.ndarray,
adv: np.ndarray,
*,
min_adv: float = 1e3,
) -> dict:
"""Calibrate η in the square-root impact model: |r| = σ · η · √(V/ADV).
Uses OLS regression of |r|/σ on √(V/ADV) to estimate η.
Args:
returns: Daily returns
volume: Daily volume
sigma: Rolling volatility (same frequency as returns)
adv: Average daily volume
min_adv: Minimum ADV filter to avoid division by near-zero
Returns:
dict with keys: eta, r_squared, std_err, n_obs
"""
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression
# Filter valid observations
mask = (
np.isfinite(returns)
& np.isfinite(volume)
& np.isfinite(sigma)
& np.isfinite(adv)
& (sigma > 0)
& (adv > min_adv)
)
r = np.abs(returns[mask])
s = sigma[mask]
v = volume[mask]
a = adv[mask]
if len(r) < 30:
return {"eta": np.nan, "r_squared": np.nan, "std_err": np.nan, "n_obs": len(r)}
# y = |r| / σ, x = √(V / ADV)
y = r / s
x = np.sqrt(v / a).reshape(-1, 1)
reg = LinearRegression(fit_intercept=False)
reg.fit(x, y)
y_pred = reg.predict(x)
ss_res = np.sum((y - y_pred) ** 2)
ss_tot = np.sum((y - y.mean()) ** 2)
r_squared = 1 - ss_res / ss_tot if ss_tot > 0 else 0.0
n = len(y)
std_err = np.sqrt(ss_res / (n - 1)) / np.sqrt(np.sum(x**2)) if n > 1 else np.nan
return {
"eta": float(reg.coef_[0]),
"r_squared": float(r_squared),
"std_err": float(std_err),
"n_obs": n,
}
def estimate_kyle_lambda(
price_changes: np.ndarray,
signed_volume: np.ndarray,
) -> dict:
"""Estimate Kyle's lambda: ΔP = λ · Q + ε.
Uses HuberRegressor for robustness to outliers.
Args:
price_changes: Price changes (ΔP)
signed_volume: Signed order flow (Q, positive = buy-initiated)
Returns:
dict with keys: lambda_, r_squared, std_err, n_obs
"""
from sklearn.linear_model import HuberRegressor
mask = np.isfinite(price_changes) & np.isfinite(signed_volume) & (signed_volume != 0)
dp = price_changes[mask]
sv = signed_volume[mask].reshape(-1, 1)
if len(dp) < 30:
return {"lambda_": np.nan, "r_squared": np.nan, "std_err": np.nan, "n_obs": len(dp)}
reg = HuberRegressor(fit_intercept=True)
reg.fit(sv, dp)
y_pred = reg.predict(sv)
ss_res = np.sum((dp - y_pred) ** 2)
ss_tot = np.sum((dp - dp.mean()) ** 2)
r_squared = 1 - ss_res / ss_tot if ss_tot > 0 else 0.0
n = len(dp)
std_err = (
np.sqrt(ss_res / (n - 2)) / np.sqrt(np.sum((sv - sv.mean()) ** 2)) if n > 2 else np.nan
)
return {
"lambda_": float(reg.coef_[0]),
"r_squared": float(r_squared),
"std_err": float(std_err),
"n_obs": n,
}
# =============================================================================
# CAPACITY & BREAKEVEN
# =============================================================================
def estimate_capacity(
adv_usd: float,
impact_coeff: float,
gross_alpha_bps: float,
turnover: float = 1.0,
max_participation: float = 0.01,
) -> dict:
"""Estimate strategy capacity (maximum AUM).
A strategy's capacity is limited by market impact eating into gross alpha.
At max AUM, net alpha ≈ 0.
Uses: Impact_bps ≈ impact_coeff * 10_000 * √(trade_$ / ADV_$)
where trade_$ = AUM * turnover * max_participation
Args:
adv_usd: Average daily dollar volume of the universe
impact_coeff: Calibrated η from sqrt impact model
gross_alpha_bps: Expected gross alpha in bps per rebalance
turnover: One-way turnover per rebalance (fraction)
max_participation: Maximum volume participation rate
Returns:
dict with max_aum_usd, breakeven_participation, impact_at_max_bps
"""
if impact_coeff <= 0 or gross_alpha_bps <= 0 or adv_usd <= 0:
return {"max_aum_usd": 0.0, "breakeven_participation": 0.0, "impact_at_max_bps": 0.0}
# Solve: gross_alpha_bps = impact_coeff * 10_000 * sqrt(participation)
# => participation = (gross_alpha_bps / (impact_coeff * 10_000))²
breakeven_participation = (gross_alpha_bps / (impact_coeff * 10_000)) ** 2
breakeven_participation = min(breakeven_participation, max_participation)
# AUM = participation * ADV / turnover
max_aum = breakeven_participation * adv_usd / max(turnover, 1e-6)
impact_at_max = impact_coeff * 10_000 * np.sqrt(breakeven_participation)
return {
"max_aum_usd": float(max_aum),
"breakeven_participation": float(breakeven_participation),
"impact_at_max_bps": float(impact_at_max),
}
def breakeven_alpha(turnover: float, cost_bps: float) -> float:
"""Required gross alpha (as decimal) to break even after costs.
Args:
turnover: Annual one-way turnover (e.g., 12 for monthly rebalance)
cost_bps: Round-trip cost in basis points
Returns:
Required annual gross alpha as decimal (e.g., 0.01 = 1%)
"""
return turnover * cost_bps / 10_000
# =============================================================================
# FEE SCHEDULES
# =============================================================================
FEE_SCHEDULES = {
"us_equities": {
"name": "US Equities (IB Pro)",
"commission_per_share": 0.005,
"min_commission": 1.00,
"sec_fee_per_million": 27.80,
"finra_taf_per_share": 0.000166,
"exchange_rebate_per_share": -0.002, # Maker rebate
"exchange_fee_per_share": 0.003, # Taker fee
"notes": "IB Pro tiered pricing. SEC/FINRA fees on sells only.",
},
"etfs": {
"name": "ETFs (IB Pro)",
"commission_per_share": 0.005,
"min_commission": 1.00,
"sec_fee_per_million": 27.80,
"notes": "Same as equities. Commission-free at some brokers.",
},
"crypto_perps": {
"name": "Crypto Perpetuals (Binance)",
"taker_bps": 4.0,
"maker_bps": 2.0,
"funding_rate_note": "8h funding rate (not a trading cost)",
"notes": "Binance USDT-M futures. VIP tiers reduce fees.",
},
"cme_futures": {
"name": "CME Futures",
"commission_per_contract": 2.00,
"exchange_fee_per_contract": 1.50,
"nfa_fee_per_contract": 0.02,
"clearing_fee_per_contract": 0.10,
"notes": "CME Group all-in costs. Varies by product.",
},
"fx_spot": {
"name": "FX Spot (OANDA-style)",
"spread_bps_major": 1.5,
"spread_bps_cross": 4.0,
"commission_bps": 0.0,
"swap_points_note": "Overnight roll cost varies by pair and direction",
"notes": "Spread-only pricing. No separate commission.",
},
"sp500_options": {
"name": "US Equity Options (IB Pro)",
"commission_per_contract": 0.65,
"min_commission": 1.00,
"exchange_fee_per_contract": 0.30,
"occ_fee_per_contract": 0.055,
"notes": "Options Clearing Corporation + exchange fees.",
},
}
def get_fee_schedule(asset_class: str) -> dict:
"""Get codified fee schedule for an asset class.
Args:
asset_class: One of 'us_equities', 'etfs', 'crypto_perps',
'cme_futures', 'fx_spot', 'sp500_options'
Returns:
Dict with fee components and notes
"""
if asset_class not in FEE_SCHEDULES:
available = ", ".join(sorted(FEE_SCHEDULES.keys()))
raise ValueError(f"Unknown asset class '{asset_class}'. Available: {available}")
return FEE_SCHEDULES[asset_class]
def standardized_cost_per_100k(asset_class: str, price: float = 50.0) -> dict:
"""Estimate total cost for a $100K trade by asset class.
Useful for cross-asset comparison. Returns cost breakdown in bps.
Args:
asset_class: Fee schedule key
price: Representative price per unit (for per-share fees)
Returns:
dict with commission_bps, exchange_bps, total_bps
"""
trade_usd = 100_000
fees = get_fee_schedule(asset_class)
if asset_class in ("us_equities", "etfs"):
shares = trade_usd / price
commission = max(shares * fees["commission_per_share"], fees["min_commission"])
exchange = shares * fees.get("exchange_fee_per_share", 0.003)
sec = (trade_usd / 1e6) * fees.get("sec_fee_per_million", 27.80)
total = commission + exchange + sec
elif asset_class == "crypto_perps":
total = trade_usd * fees["taker_bps"] / 10_000
commission = total
exchange = 0
elif asset_class == "cme_futures":
# Representative CME contract: median notional ~$75K across product mix
# (e.g., E-mini ES ~$260K, corn ~$23K, crude ~$70K, gold ~$230K)
contracts = trade_usd / 75_000
per_contract = (
fees["commission_per_contract"]
+ fees["exchange_fee_per_contract"]
+ fees["nfa_fee_per_contract"]
+ fees["clearing_fee_per_contract"]
)
total = contracts * per_contract
commission = contracts * fees["commission_per_contract"]
exchange = total - commission
elif asset_class == "fx_spot":
total = trade_usd * fees["spread_bps_major"] / 10_000
commission = 0
exchange = total
elif asset_class == "sp500_options":
# Assume ATM option at $5 premium, 100 shares per contract
contracts = trade_usd / 500 # $5 * 100
per_contract = (
fees["commission_per_contract"]
+ fees["exchange_fee_per_contract"]
+ fees["occ_fee_per_contract"]
)
total = contracts * per_contract
commission = contracts * fees["commission_per_contract"]
exchange = total - commission
else:
return {"commission_bps": 0, "exchange_bps": 0, "total_bps": 0}
total_bps = total / trade_usd * 10_000
commission_bps = commission / trade_usd * 10_000
exchange_bps = (total - commission) / trade_usd * 10_000
return {
"commission_bps": round(float(commission_bps), 2),
"exchange_bps": round(float(exchange_bps), 2),
"total_bps": round(float(total_bps), 2),
}
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