I am stuck on a MySQL problem. I am trying to calculate the return series of a portfolio using:
for(i = startdate+1; i <= enddate; i++) {
return[i]=0;
for(n = 0; n < count(instruments); n++) {
return[i] += price[i,n] / price[i-1, n] * weight[n];
}
}
So, the return of portfolio today is calculated as a sum of price_today/price_yesterday*weight over the instruments in the portfolio.
I created a scribble at http://rextester.com/FUC35243.
If it doesn't work, the code is:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS x_ports;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS x_weights;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS x_prices;
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS x_ports (id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(20), PRIMARY KEY (id));
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS x_weights (id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, port_id INT, inst_id INT, weight DOUBLE, PRIMARY KEY (id));
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS x_prices (id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, inst_id INT, trade_date DATE, price DOUBLE, PRIMARY KEY (id));
INSERT INTO x_ports (name) VALUES ('PORT A');
INSERT INTO x_ports (name) VALUES ('PORT B');
INSERT INTO x_weights (port_id, inst_id, weight) VALUES (1, 1, 20.0);
INSERT INTO x_weights (port_id, inst_id, weight) VALUES (1, 2, 80.0);
INSERT INTO x_weights (port_id, inst_id, weight) VALUES (2, 1, 100.0);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-01', 1.12);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-02', 1.13);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-03', 1.12);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-04', 1.12);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-05', 1.13);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (1, '2018-01-06', 1.14);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-01', 50.23);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-02', 50.45);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-03', 50.30);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-04', 50.29);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-05', 50.40);
INSERT INTO x_prices (inst_id, trade_date, price) VALUES (2, '2018-01-06', 50.66);
# GETTING THE DATES
SET @DtShort='2018-01-01';
SET @DtLong=@DtShort;
SELECT
@DtShort:=@DtLong as date_prev,
@DtLong:=dt.trade_date as date_curent
FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT trade_date FROM x_prices ORDER BY trade_date) dt;
# GETTING RETURN FOR SINGLE DAY
SET @DtToday='2018-01-03';
SET @DtYesterday='2018-01-02';
SELECT
x2.trade_date,
x2.portfolio,
sum(x2.val*x2.weight)/sum(x2.weight) as ret
FROM
(SELECT
x1.trade_date,
x1.portfolio,
sum(x1.weight)/2.0 as weight,
sum(x1.val_end)/sum(x1.val_start) as val,
sum(x1.val_start) as val_start,
sum(x1.val_end) as val_end
FROM
(SELECT
@DtToday as trade_date,
prt.name as portfolio,
wts.inst_id as iid,
wts.weight,
if(prc.trade_date=@DtToday,prc.price*wts.weight,0) as val_start,
if(prc.trade_date=@DtYesterday,prc.price*wts.weight,0) as val_end
FROM
x_ports prt,
x_weights wts,
x_prices prc
WHERE
wts.port_id=prt.id and
prc.inst_id=wts.inst_id and
(prc.trade_date=@DtToday or prc.trade_date=@DtYesterday)) x1
GROUP BY x1.portfolio) x2
GROUP BY x2.portfolio;
I hope to be able to produce a result looking like this:
Date Port A Port B
--------------------------------------------
01/01/2010
02/01/2010 1.005289596 1.004379853
03/01/2010 0.995851496 0.997026759
04/01/2010 0.999840954 0.999801193
05/01/2010 1.003535565 1.002187314
06/01/2010 1.005896896 1.00515873
The return for Port A on the 2/1/2018 should be calculated as 1.13/1.12*20/(20+80) + 50.45/50.23*80/(20+80).
The return for Port B on the 2/1/2018 should be calculated as 50.45/50.23*100/100, or possibly 1.13/1.12*0/(0+100) + 50.45/50.23*100/(0+100).
FYI, in the looping function above, I only calculate at the nominator (or the unscaled weight) so that Port A would be calculated as 1.13/1.12*20+50.45/50.23*80, which I see as the crucial step when calculating the return. The return is then found by dividing it by the sum of the weight.
Though it certainly can be done better, I can get the dates and I can calculate the return of a single day, but I just can't put the two together.