d = timeseries(c,s,date,interval)
returns Money.Net intraday and historical data using the Money.Net web
socket interface connection c for all available fields.
Specify the Money.Net symbol s and the current or
historical date. To specify the amount of data to return, use the bar
interval.
Create Money.Net web socket interface connection c using a user name
and password.
username = "user@company.com";
pwd = "999999";
c = moneynetws(username,pwd);
Retrieve intraday data for yesterday in 5-minute bars for the
symbol Google® using the Money.Net web socket interface
connection c. Specify the date as 1 hour ago
using datetime. To retrieve data in
5-minute bars, specify the interval as
"5M".
s = "GOOG";
date = [datetime("now")-hours(1) datetime("now")];
interval = "5M";
d = timeseries(c,s,date,interval);
d is a table that contains these variables:
Date timestamp
High price
Close price
Low price
Open price
Trading volume
Close the Money.Net web socket interface connection.
close(c)
Create Money.Net web socket interface connection c using a user name
and password.
username = "user@company.com";
pwd = "999999";
c = moneynetws(username,pwd);
Retrieve historical data in daily bars for the symbol
IBM® using the Money.Net web socket interface
connection c. Specify the date range from
June 1, 2015, through June 5, 2015, using
datetime. To retrieve daily data,
specify the interval as "1D". Retrieve only
the high and low price fields f from
Money.Net.
s = "IBM";
date = [datetime("1-Jun-2015") datetime("5-Jun-2015")];
interval = "1D";
f = ["high""low"];
d = timeseries(c,s,date,interval,f);
d is a table that contains these variables:
Date timestamp
High price
Low price
Close the Money.Net web socket interface connection.
Money.Net web socket interface connection, specified as a moneynetws
object created using the moneynetws function.
Money.Net symbol, specified as a character vector, cell array of a character vector, or string
scalar to denote one symbol.
Example: "IBM"
Data Types: char | cell | string
Date, specified as a datetime array,
character vector, cell array of character vectors, double,
string scalar, or string array. If date
contains one date, this date is the start date. The software
determines the end date to be the last second of the same day.
If date contains two dates, the first date is
the start date and the second date is the end date.
Interval between bars, specified as a character vector or string
scalar. Specify the interval as a number followed by one of
these letters: S, M, or
D. These letters indicate seconds,
minutes, and days, respectively. For example,
30M is 30-minute bars and
1D is daily end-of-day data.
Data Types: char | string
Money.Net data field list, specified as a character vector, cell
array of character vectors, string scalar, or a string array. To
specify one field, use a character vector or string scalar. To
specify multiple fields, use a cell array of character vectors
or a string array.
Specify the field by using the single character or the field
definition. For example, to specify the highest price for the
equity during the current trading day, use a single character
"H" or the corresponding field
definition "high". When using the field
definition, the software ignores the case of the
definition.
Money.Net data, returned as a timetable. Each row in the table
represents data at different times. The first variable
bar is the timestamp. The remaining
variables contain one variable of data for each Money.Net field
f.
To return data for all available historical fields, use this
syntax:
d = timeseries(c,s,date,interval);
Money.Net returns data only for business days with trading
activity.
