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Produces a composite per-stock anomaly score by combining independent signals,
each expressed as a z-score relative to the symbol's own rolling history and its
sector peers. Scores are time-decayed so old moves fade.
Signals:
- VOLATILITY_Z : realized vol vs 20d rolling (regime spikes)
- VOLUME_Z : volume vs 20d median (liquidity surge)
- BREAKOUT_Z : distance from 20d/50d high-low range (momentum/breakout)
- CORRELATION_Z : decoupling from sector peers (isolated mover)
- SPREAD_Z : bid-ask asymmetry (market-maker stress)
Composite = sum(weight_i * clip(z_i)) * time_decay
Weights are default, but sector-aware baseline volatility normalizes thresholds.
"""
import datetime as dt
import math
import json
import numpy as np
from database import get_conn
DEFAULT_WEIGHTS = {
"return": 0.28,
"volatility": 0.22,
"volume": 0.22,
"breakout": 0.18,
"correlation": 0.10,
"spread": 0.00,
}
# Sector baseline vol multipliers (tech ~2x utilities in reality; simplify).
SECTOR_VOL = {
"Technology": 1.4, "Communication": 1.3, "Industrials": 1.1,
"Consumer": 0.8, "Financials": 1.0, "Healthcare": 0.7, "Energy": 1.0,
}
SECTOR_NAME = {
"Technology": "Tech", "Communication": "Comm", "Industrials": "Industrials",
"Consumer": "Consumer", "Financials": "Financials",
"Healthcare": "Healthcare", "Energy": "Energy",
}
# Decay: half-life of 12h for the alert importance.
DECAY_HALFLIFE_H = 12.0
def decay_multiplier(ts: dt.datetime, now: dt.datetime | None = None) -> float:
now = now or dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc)
if ts.tzinfo is None:
ts = ts.replace(tzinfo=dt.timezone.utc)
age_h = max(0.0, (now - ts).total_seconds() / 3600.0)
return 0.5 ** (age_h / DECAY_HALFLIFE_H)
def zscore(x, mean, std):
if std is None or not math.isfinite(std) or std <= 1e-12:
return 0.0
return (x - mean) / std
def _clip(z, lo=-3.0, hi=3.0):
return max(lo, min(hi, z))
def wilson_conf(p, n):
"""Wilson score confidence (for volume-confidence of signals)."""
if n <= 0:
return 0.0
z = 1.96
denom = 1 + z * z / n
centre = (p + z * z / (2 * n)) / denom
margin = z * math.sqrt(p * (1 - p) / n + z * z / (4 * n * n)) / denom
return centre - margin
async def latest_quotes(symbols=None, now=None):
"""Return latest quote per symbol plus a short history for scoring."""
conn = await get_conn()
rows = None
if symbols:
placeholders = ",".join("?" for _ in symbols)
cur = await conn.execute(
f"SELECT symbol, ts, price, volume FROM quotes "
f"WHERE symbol IN ({placeholders}) ORDER BY ts DESC",
symbols,
)
rows = await cur.fetchall()
else:
cur = await conn.execute(
"SELECT symbol, ts, price, volume FROM quotes ORDER BY ts DESC"
)
rows = await cur.fetchall()
await conn.close()
return rows
async def fetch_history(symbol, limit=200):
conn = await get_conn()
cur = await conn.execute(
"SELECT ts, price, volume FROM quotes WHERE symbol=? ORDER BY ts DESC LIMIT ?",
(symbol, limit),
)
rows = await cur.fetchall()
await conn.close()
return list(reversed(rows))
async def compute_stock_score(symbol, now=None):
"""Compute composite + per-signal z-scores for a single symbol."""
now = now or dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc)
hist = await fetch_history(symbol, 200)
if len(hist) < 30:
return None
prices = np.array([r["price"] for r in hist], dtype=float)
volumes = np.array([r["volume"] for r in hist], dtype=float)
ts = [r["ts"] for r in hist]
dur_h = max(1.0, (now - _iso(ts[-1])).total_seconds() / 3600.0)
# --- volatility signal -------------------------------------------------
rets = np.diff(prices)
log_rets = np.log(prices[1:] / prices[:-1])
# realized vol last window vs prior
look = min(20, len(log_rets))
recent_vol = np.std(log_rets[-look:])
prev_vol = np.std(log_rets[-2 * look: -look]) if len(log_rets) > 2 * look else recent_vol
vol_mean = max(prev_vol, 1e-6)
vol_std = max(vol_mean * 0.5, 1e-6)
vol_z = zscore(recent_vol, vol_mean, vol_std)
# --- return magnitude signal -------------------------------------------
# Directly score the latest move vs the stock's own history of moves,
# expressed as a z-score. This is the most intuitive definition of "something
# happened today" and is not diluted by the (already high) volatility context.
if len(log_rets) > 10:
ret_mean = float(np.mean(log_rets[-40:])) if len(log_rets) >= 40 else float(np.mean(log_rets))
ret_std = float(np.std(log_rets[-40:])) if len(log_rets) >= 40 else float(np.std(log_rets))
latest_ret = log_rets[-1]
return_z = zscore(latest_ret, ret_mean, ret_std)
else:
latest_ret = 0.0
return_z = 0.0
# --- volume signal ------------------------------------------------------
vol_recent = volumes[-5:].mean()
vol_median = np.median(volumes[-60:]) if len(volumes) >= 20 else volumes.mean()
vol_base = max(vol_median, 1e-6)
vol_ratio = vol_recent / vol_base
vol_std = max(vol_base * 0.5, 1e-6)
vol_z = zscore(vol_recent, vol_base, vol_std)
# --- breakout signal -----------------------------------------------------
hi20 = prices[-20:].max() if len(prices) >= 20 else prices.max()
lo20 = prices[-20:].min() if len(prices) >= 20 else prices.min()
rng = max(hi20 - lo20, 1e-6)
latest = prices[-1]
# distance from midpoint normalized by range; +1 = at high, -1 = at low
breakout_ratio = (latest - (hi20 + lo20) / 2) / (rng / 2)
historical_median = (hi20 + lo20) / 2
hist_std = np.std(prices[-20:]) if len(prices) >= 20 else 1.0
breakout_z = zscore(latest, historical_median, max(hist_std, 1e-6))
signals = {
"return": _clip(return_z),
"volatility": _clip(vol_z),
"volume": _clip(vol_z),
"breakout": _clip(breakout_z),
"spread": 0.0,
}
composite = 0.0
for key, w in DEFAULT_WEIGHTS.items():
composite += w * max(0.0, abs(signals.get(key, 0.0)))
# normalize by sector baseline vol so same threshold isn't applied to all
conn = await get_conn()
cur = await conn.execute("SELECT sector FROM stocks WHERE symbol=?", (symbol,))
srow = await cur.fetchone()
await conn.close()
sector = srow["sector"] if srow else "Technology"
sector_norm = SECTOR_VOL.get(sector, 1.0)
# Higher sector vol => same absolute move is less unusual => scale down
composite_norm = composite / (sector_norm ** 0.7)
composite_norm = max(0.0, min(10.0, composite_norm))
return {
"symbol": symbol,
"sector": sector,
"sector_short": SECTOR_NAME.get(sector, sector),
"price": float(latest),
"change_pct": float((prices[-1] / prices[-2] - 1) * 100) if len(prices) > 1 else 0.0,
"volume_ratio": float(vol_ratio),
"signals": signals,
"signal_values": {
"return_z": float(return_z), "vol_z": float(vol_z),
"volume_z": float(vol_z), "breakout_z": float(breakout_z),
},
"composite": round(float(composite_norm), 3),
"decay": round(decay_multiplier(_iso(ts[-1]), now), 3),
"freshness_sec": round((now - _iso(ts[-1])).total_seconds()),
"series_prices": [float(p) for p in prices[-24:]],
# Relative-strength context (trend regime, not just today's move)
"rs_20d": round(float((prices[-1] / prices[-20] - 1) * 100), 2)
if len(prices) >= 20 and prices[-20] > 0 else round(float((prices[-1] / prices[0] - 1) * 100), 2),
"high_52w": float(prices.max()),
"low_52w": float(prices.min()),
"pos_in_52w": round(float((prices[-1] - prices.min()) / max(prices.max() - prices.min(), 1e-6) * 100), 1),
}
async def sector_movers(symbols, now=None):
"""Compute scores for all symbols, then attach sector peer medians &
correlation decoupling so relative moves are shown, not absolute only."""
scores = []
for s in symbols:
sc = await compute_stock_score(s, now)
if sc:
scores.append(sc)
# group by sector
by_sector = {}
for sc in scores:
by_sector.setdefault(sc["sector"], []).append(sc)
for sc in scores:
peers = by_sector.get(sc["sector"], [sc])
peer_median = float(np.median([p["change_pct"] for p in peers]))
peer_vol = float(np.median([abs(p["composite"]) for p in peers]))
sc["peer_median_change"] = peer_median
sc["relative_change"] = round(sc["change_pct"] - peer_median, 2)
# Correlation/demand signal: isolated mover if |relative| big vs peers
corr_std = max(np.std([p["change_pct"] for p in peers]) if len(peers) > 1 else 1.0, 1e-6)
sc["correlation_z"] = _clip(zscore(sc["change_pct"], peer_median, corr_std))
sc["signals"]["correlation"] = sc["correlation_z"]
# Recompute composite including correlation
composite = 0.0
for key, w in DEFAULT_WEIGHTS.items():
composite += w * max(0.0, abs(sc["signals"].get(key, 0.0)))
sector_norm = SECTOR_VOL.get(sc["sector"], 1.0)
sc["composite"] = round(max(0.0, min(10.0, composite / (sector_norm ** 0.7))), 3)
return scores
def traffic_light(composite: float) -> str:
if composite >= 1.8:
return "unusual"
if composite >= 0.8:
return "watch"
return "normal"
def _iso(ts):
if isinstance(ts, dt.datetime):
return ts
try:
return dt.datetime.fromisoformat(ts)
except (TypeError, ValueError):
return dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc)
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