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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe change adds frontend transforms for filtering, resampling, and merging equity series, and for calculating cash-flow-adjusted returns, simple returns, drawdown, and price-scale bounds. Tests cover outlier filtering, resampling, sparse venue merging, deposit-adjusted returns, and drawdown. ChangesPerformance Series Transforms
Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new performance calculations can report false gains or losses around deposits and withdrawals. They can also show spurious returns at the start of a selected period and misstate merged venue equity. Very long histories could cause the calculation to fail. Fix these issues before the transforms drive the charts. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new calculations are not shown as connected to the live Portfolio panel, and this review found no new security exposure. Risk remains low rather than minimal because their eventual use and some security coverage are not established. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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@frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts:
- Line 161: Update the equity-points preparation used by forwardFillMergeEquity
so each venue’s points are sorted by timestamp before outlier filtering and
cursor traversal. Keep the existing filtering and merge behavior otherwise
unchanged.
- Around line 373-374: Update the filtering order around filterPointsByPeriod
and filterEquityOutliers so outlier detection can use neighboring samples before
the period cutoff removes the preceding good sample. Detect and remove equity
glitches using the full available series, then apply the selected period filter
while preserving the existing period behavior.
- Around line 210-217: Update the flow-adjustment logic in the
performance-series loop so multiple events between equity samples are handled as
one interval: aggregate their signed USD flows and adjust units once against the
interval’s equity mark, rather than reusing that mark for each flow. Preserve
the existing timestamp boundaries and positive-equity checks.
- Line 184: Replace the remaining-points slice in the merge loop with an indexed
loop that reads from cursor.points and advances cursor.index in place,
preserving the existing point-processing behavior without copying the array.
- Around line 140-143: In the performance-series transformation, preserve each
sample’s actual timestamp for cash-flow ordering instead of replacing it with
the bucket-end timestamp; keep any bucket-end timestamp needed for chart display
separate from the timestamp passed to twrPercentSeries.
- Line 55: In both period filters within prepareVenueEquity, replace the
Math.max spread over mapped timestamps with a loop or reduction that finds the
latest timestamp without expanding the series into function arguments.
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frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/PerformancePanel.merge.test.ts (1)
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| period: PerformancePeriod, | ||
| ): EquityPoint[] => { | ||
| if (period === "all-time" || points.length === 0) return [...points] | ||
| const maxTime = Math.max(...points.map(point => point.timestamp_ms)) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Replace unbounded timestamp spreads with a scan.
For a sufficiently long raw series, Math.max(...points.map(...)) exceeds the JavaScript argument limit and throws before prepareVenueEquity can resample it. Both period filters use this expression. Find the latest timestamp with a loop or reduction instead.
Also applies to: 66-66
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In both period filters within prepareVenueEquity, replace the Math.max spread
over mapped timestamps with a loop or reduction that finds the latest timestamp
without expanding the series into function arguments.
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| point: { | ||
| timestamp_ms: bucket + bucketMs - 1, | ||
| value_usd: point.value_usd, | ||
| }, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep cash-flow ordering aligned with the actual equity sample.
The replacement timestamp moves a sample to the end of its bucket. If a deposit occurs after the sample but before that bucket ends, twrPercentSeries applies the deposit to equity that predates it. For example, two consecutive samples of 100, followed by a 50 deposit after the second sample, produce a false negative return. Retain the sample’s actual timestamp for flow ordering, even if the chart uses a bucket-end timestamp.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts
around lines 140 - 143:
In the performance-series transformation, preserve each sample’s actual
timestamp for cash-flow ordering instead of replacing it with the bucket-end
timestamp; keep any bucket-end timestamp needed for chart display separate from
the timestamp passed to twrPercentSeries.
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| ): EquityPoint[] => { | ||
| const cleaned = seriesList.map(series => ({ | ||
| venue: series.venue, | ||
| points: filterEquityOutliers(series.equity_points), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Sort each venue’s points before filtering and merging.
forwardFillMergeEquity builds a sorted shared timeline, but each cursor still reads venue points in input order. If a venue supplies timestamps 3_000, 1_000, its cursor stops at 3_000 when processing 1_000 and omits that venue’s earlier value. Sort each venue’s points by timestamp before outlier filtering and cursor traversal.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts
at line 161:
Update the equity-points preparation used by forwardFillMergeEquity so each
venue’s points are sorted by timestamp before outlier filtering and cursor
traversal. Keep the existing filtering and merge behavior otherwise unchanged.
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| let total = 0 | ||
| let hasAny = false | ||
| for (const cursor of cursors) { | ||
| for (const sample of cursor.points.slice(cursor.index)) { |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Advance the cursor without copying its remaining points.
slice(cursor.index) copies the remaining array at every merged timestamp. On a long series, these repeated copies make merging quadratic even though each point needs to be visited once. Use an indexed loop that advances cursor.index in place.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts
at line 184:
Replace the remaining-points slice in the merge loop with an indexed loop that
reads from cursor.points and advances cursor.index in place, preserving the
existing point-processing behavior without copying the array.
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| for (const flow of flows.slice(nextFlowIndex)) { | ||
| if (flow.timestamp_ms > timestampMs) break | ||
| nextFlowIndex += 1 | ||
| if (nextUnits <= 0) continue | ||
| const signed = eventSignedFlowUsd(flow) | ||
| const equityBeforeFlow = equity - signed | ||
| if (!isPositiveEquity(equityBeforeFlow)) continue | ||
| nextUnits = (nextUnits * equity) / equityBeforeFlow |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply multiple flows against one interval’s total flow.
Every event between two equity samples uses the same final equity as its post-flow mark. With equity moving from 100 to 200 solely through two 50 deposits, the first adjustment uses 200 / 150 and the second repeats it. The result reports a gain instead of zero return. Aggregate flows between available equity marks for one adjustment, or use an actual equity mark for each flow.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts
around lines 210 - 217:
Update the flow-adjustment logic in the performance-series loop so multiple
events between equity samples are handled as one interval: aggregate their
signed USD flows and adjust units once against the interval’s equity mark,
rather than reusing that mark for each flow. Preserve the existing timestamp
boundaries and positive-equity checks.
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| const filtered = filterPointsByPeriod(series.equity_points, period) | ||
| const withoutOutliers = filterEquityOutliers(filtered) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Detect outliers before removing the preceding sample.
If the first sample inside a selected period is a one-point collapse, filterPointsByPeriod removes the preceding good sample. filterEquityOutliers then cannot recognize the collapse and may show a large false return on recovery. Detect the glitch using the available neighboring samples before applying the period cutoff.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/pages/Portfolio/components/performanceSeries.ts
around lines 373 - 374:
Update the filtering order around filterPointsByPeriod and filterEquityOutliers
so outlier detection can use neighboring samples before the period cutoff
removes the preceding good sample. Detect and remove equity glitches using the
full available series, then apply the selected period filter while preserving
the existing period behavior.
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Filter equity glitches, resample to hour or day closes, forward-fill merge venues, build TWR percent returns, and derive underwater drawdown with tests.
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Why
Equity points and cash-flow events alone do not produce a chartable percent series: glitches, uneven venue timelines, and deposits still look like return without tested transforms.
How
Add pure frontend transforms for outlier filtering, hour or day resampling, forward-fill venue merge, unit-trust TWR percent returns, and underwater drawdown, covered by unit tests.
Closes #517
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