My codes look as follow. But I am not sure if they are correct.
And I want to know how to set the Russel1000 and Russel2000?
The first is the NASDAQ100 universe.
My codes look as follow. But I am not sure if they are correct.
And I want to know how to set the Russel1000 and Russel2000?
The first is the NASDAQ100 universe.
Hi Thomas,
I recommend combining a QTradableStocksUS()
filter with a market cap filter like MarketCap().top(500)
to create trading universes that suit your needs, as opposed to replicating indexes like the S&P500.
Creating a trading universe on the Quantopian platform requires creating and combining pipeline filters. It looks like you understand how to create filters. To learn more about combining filters, check out this lesson of the Pipeline API Tutorial.
Recreating indexes can be difficult. For example, the S&P500's profile page offers a PDF detailing the criteria an asset must pass in order to be included in the index. As of today, that PDF is 41 pages long. Your pipelines look OK technically, and run successfully when I clone them, but you would have to write many more filters (and possibly provide some of your own data) to truly recreate all of the rules that govern a fund like the S&P500.
My recommendation is to augment the QTradableStocksUS
filter to suit your needs. For example, I have attached a notebook with a pipeline that outputs the close price of the 500 equities with the highest market cap values which pass the QTradableStocksUS
filter. The stocks that pass these two filters (large market cap, passes QTU) are mostly the same stocks that make up the S&P500.
Lastly, to enter the Quantopian Contest, or be considered for funding, an algorithm must use the QTradableStocksUS
filter.
I hope this helps you and others who are trying to create trading universes. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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