On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 4:13:57 PM UTC-7, Dave The Happy Singer wrote:
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> > If you're interested in contributing code to do this, please do, by all
> means. An irr directory within fava-investor on a dev branch would be a
> great if you already have working code and tests. If not, feel fre
>
>
> I have a python implementation of Albert Mao's "optimal lazy rebalancing"
> that can be used standalone: https://github.com/hoostus/lazy_rebalance
>
Excellent, will keep this in mind!
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We will likely need to display a page with "tabs," with tabs for asset
allocation, TLH, rebalancing, etc. See the holdings page in fava for an
example.
The holdings page uses def holdings_by() in fava/applications.py. Static
pages suffice
Makdisse,
1) Include this line in your earlier source:
2000-01-01 open Assets:Coinbase:ETH "NONE"
and everything would work fine. However, you won't get strict lot
reduction, but rather, a mix of positive and negative lots. The point here
is to help you build your mental model of how beancount w
Thanks for that Red!
It works fine with "NONE". And I think I understand how I must track the
holding when converting from a currency to another.
On Saturday, 28 March 2020 07:46:27 UTC, Red S wrote:
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> Makdisse,
> 1) Include this line in your earlier source:
> 2000-01-01 open Assets:Coinbase:E
On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 2:26 PM Makdisse wrote:
> I've tried adding the ETH price to make sure beancount knows against which
> account it should match:
>
> 2018-03-22 * "Buy ETH"
> Assets:Coinbase:ETH 2.13226701 ETH {443.62 GBP}
> Assets:Coinbase:Fees 14.09 GBP
> Equity:Opening-Balances
>
> 2018-
Be careful with NONE booking. "Works" means there will be no lot matching.
The only meaningful numbers you can get out of that are
- Sum of units over all postings in that account, currency
- Sum of cost bases over all postings in that account, currency
If you're not getting an error that doesn't m
Thank you Daniele.
Just as I had pretty much decided to give in to the Github...
I had ruled out Heptapod as it seemed to have only a few projects it
itself owned just even last week (and now I see the list growing, so it's
morphing into a hosting solution).
Let me think about this a bit more.
O
Hi Martin,
Sure. I didn't want to force your hand one way or the other (although,
if you decide to move to git, I would prefer Gitlab over GitHub). I was
just investigating what it would take to migrate to Heptapod. I didn't
expect things to move so quickly.
Cheers,
Dan
On 28/03/2020 13:10, Mar
