Reviewing Wanhe File-Order Logs, Positions, and Trading History
Summary
This document describes a local tool for reviewing trading records produced by the Wanhe file-order system. The user selects the system’s service log folder, runs an analysis, and views account trading logs, an account equity curve, trade history, and daily holdings. Selecting a holding or stock code provides access to that day’s trade events, the stock’s price chart, and its trading history. The tool is intended for examining past account activity and positions, rather than generating or evaluating a trading strategy.
The document gives procedural instructions but reports no test results, performance analysis, or validation of the records. Its scope is limited to logs from the specified system. Stock price charts rely on data retrieved from Eastmoney, which may sometimes be unavailable; chart access and completeness may therefore vary. The described views can support retrospective monitoring, but the document does not explain how the tool handles missing logs, reconciles trades, calculates the equity curve, or verifies accuracy.
Key ideas
- The analyzer is designed for logs produced by the Wanhe file-order trading system.
- Users select the system’s service log folder and run an analysis to display account records.
- The available views include an equity curve, trade history, daily holdings, and trade events.
- Selecting a stock code opens its price chart and trading history.
- Price chart retrieval depends on Eastmoney data, which may not always be available.
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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.