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Generate a stream of trend-oriented random numbers using a Box Muller transform. Useful for generating sample stock or crypto prices for analysis and testing algo trading applications, or any other application that needs a stream of trend-oriented random numbers.

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  • random-walk

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random-walk

Generate a stream of trend-oriented random numbers using a Box Muller transform.

Useful for generating sample stock or crypto prices for analysis and testing algo trading applications, or any other application that needs a stream of trend-oriented random numbers.

Install

Server

npm i random-walk

Browser

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Usage

Server

const Walk = require('random-walk')

Browser

<script src="https://draeder.github.io/random-walk/walk.min.js"></script>

Example

const walk = new Walk

let speed = [{
    speedMin: 1,
    speedMax: 1500
}]

walk.on("result", result => {
    console.log(result)
})

walk.get("walk", speed)

If speed is not defined, defaults to 300ms

Simulate a stream of stock prices for a given base stock price

const stock = new Walk

let base = 20 // Base stock price

// Set a variable speed to return results
let speed = [{
    speedMin: 1, // milliseconds
    speedMax: 1500 // milliseconds
}]

// This function sets a multiplier to apply realistic price changes for the given base stock price
function getMultiplier(base) {
    let digits = Math.floor(Math.log10(base)) + 1
    return digits == 6 ? 100000
         : digits == 5 ? 10000
         : digits == 4 ? 1000
         : digits == 3 ? 100
         : digits == 2 ? 10
         : digits == 1 ? 1
         : 0.01
}
let multiplier = getMultiplier(base)

stock.on("result", result => {
    result = Math.abs(base+((result/base)*multiplier))
    console.log(result)
})

stock.get("walk", speed)