Usage of jabber/xmpp for stock data transmission would be a nice-to-have. This xep defines transmission of stock ticker values via XMPP based on publish/subscribe. A component, client or alike may publish stock data in this specified way, after creating a node. However, first of all a node on the pub/sub server must be created, this xep recommends creation of the node in the domain 'stocks/', with specific stock value published in the ticker name domain space, i.e. 'stocks/CATG.DE' or 'stocks/602345'. This xep uses the domain 'stocks/' for example data.
So, what this document comes down to: it defines the data architecture for stock data and it specifies, that a 'stocks/' node is recommended to exist, which again holds all symbols as subnodes, which again hold either '/realtime', '/bar' or '/news' as subnodes. The 'bar' subnode contains a 'time descriptor' subnode. The sort of the symbols is defined through the service provider, who can i.e. support Y!ahoo finance symbols, (german) WKNs or official stock symbols.
In a non pubsub environment stock data SHALL be transmitted in the x-chunk, identified with the namespace 'http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0067.html', embedded into a message chunk.
Realtime (or close-to-realtime) full stock value data is distributed to a ticker symbol pub/sub location, in the stocks domain. The share data SHALL contain name, time of last trade, most recent stock value, last trade volume, bid, ask, bid size, ask size of the share. If a value is not available, the value MUST be set to '-1'. Each of the values is transmitted in a corresponding xml element, as seen below. The data is published to a pub/sub position. Realtime share value SHALL be published to a position 'realtime' in the ticker symbol domain.
<iq from='stockgate@way.com' to='publish@gate.way' type='set' id='publish1'>
<pubsub xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub'>
<publish node='stocks/WEB2T.DE/realtime'>
<item id='some'>
<realtime>
<symbol>web2t.de</symbol>
<name>Web.de Xetra</name>
<time>04-06-2002T12:12:12</time>
<value>0.57</value>
<volume>10000</volume>
<bid>0.56</bid>
<ask>0.60</ask>
<bidsize>-1</bidsize>
<asksize>-1</asksize>
</realtime>
</item>
</publish>
</pubsub>
</iq>
<iq from='stockgate@way.com' to='publish@gate.way' type='set' id='publish1'>
<pubsub xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub'>
<publish node='stocks/WEB2T.DE/realtime'>
<item id='some'>
<realtime>
<symbol>web2t.de</symbol>
<name>Web.de Xetra</name>
<time>04-06-2002T19:12:12</time>
<value>0.57</value>
<volume>10000</volume>
<bid>0.56</bid>
<ask>0.60</ask>
<bidsize>1000</bidsize>
<asksize>2000</asksize>
</realtime>
</item>
</publish>
</pubsub>
</iq>
<message from='cerberus@jabber.org'>
<x xmlns='http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0067.html'>
<realtime>
<symbol>^GDAXI</symbol>
<name>DAX</name>
<time>07-07-2003T12:00:00</time>
<value>3200</value>
<bid>-1</bid>
<ask>-1</bid>
<bidsize>-1</bidsize>
<asksize>-1</asksize>
</realtime>
</x>
</message>
Time framed, suitable for barcharts/candle sticks/line diagram, stock value data is distributed to a pub/sub location, the ticker symbol domain in the stocks domain. The share data SHALL contain name, validity time of this data set, open, hi, low, close for this time frame, traded volume in this time span of a share.
If a value is not available, the value MUST be set to '-1'.
Each of the values is transmitted in a corresponding xml element, as seen below. The data is published to a pub/sub position. Time framed, barcharted share data SHALL be published to a position 'bar' in the ticker symbol domain, the subdomain of this position SHALL be the time span information, time span as stated below. It is up to a component, how to to react on subscriptions in various time spans. Implementations are advised to generate data as according to subscribers demands (subscriptions). Values lower than 0:0:0:0:5:0 are not suitable for most implementations.
The time span SHALL be represented as a string, composed of the amount of years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds covered by this barchart data set. Time span values SHALL be separated from each other through ':'. A leading zero MAY be attached to digits lower than ten.
<iq from='stockgate@way.com' to='publish@gate.way' type='set' id='publish1'>
<pubsub xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub'>
<publish node='stocks/WEB2T.DE/bar/0:0:0:0:15:0'>
<item id='some'>
<bar>
<symbol>web2t.de</symbol>
<name>Web.de Xetra</name>
<time>04-06-2002T19:01:00</time>
<timespan>0:0:0:0:15:0</timespan>
<open>0.52</open>
<hi>0.8</hi>
<low>0.2</low>
<close>0.51</close>
<volume>10000</volume>
</bar>
</item>
</publish>
</pubsub>
</iq>
Similar to section 2, timeframed data MAY be transmitted in a message element.
Another important part in a stock system is distribution of stock/share specific news.
Stock news are distributed to the pub/sub gateway, to the 'news' location in the ticker symbol subdomain. The stock news are packed in a 'stocknews' chunk. The stocknews chunk contains time, subject, body and source of these news.
<iq from='stockgate@way.com' to='publish@gate.way' type='rset' id='publish1'>
<pubsub xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub'>
<publish node='stocks/WEB2T.DE/news'>
<item id='some'>
<stocknews>
<symbol>web2t.de</symbol>
<time>04-06-2002T21:10:00</time>
<subject>Web.de looses employees</subject>
<body>Web.de looses 99% of all employees! Employees went on strike and did a collective quit.</body>
<source>Web.de PR</source>
</stocknews>
</item>
</publish>
</pubsub>
</iq>
Greenthumb (http://greenthumb.jabberstudio.org) supports reception of stock ticker data.
The 'StockComponent' (http://www.die-horde.de) is a partial component implementation.
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@report{staudinger2003xep0067,
title = {Stock Data Transmission},
author = {Staudinger, Ulrich},
type = {XEP},
number = {0067},
version = {0.3},
institution = {XMPP Standards Foundation},
url = {https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0067.html},
date = {2003-01-12/2003-07-19},
}END