Python for Finance would be exploring the possibilities of combining python, AI and statistical concepts in the context of finance. As the world moves towards big data and automation, this area would be an extremely relevant area to look into.
When one goes about constructing their stock portfolio, there are two questions to ask. The first is what assets to buy? The second is what […]
Won’t it be cool to see what are the highest frequencies words that appear on your website? What do you write about most of the […]
The purpose of this article is short and simple. Is it possible to find out what is the average historical stock market returns by month? […]
Moving from Beta v1.0 to Release v2.0 In this article, I would be releasing the final version of a macroeconomic dashboard that is built using […]
Today I would be making some soup. A beautiful soup. Beautiful Soup is a library in Python to extract data from the web. This lesson […]
Ever since I started this Python for Finance series on The Babylonians in 2020, many have asked me questions on how I learn python. Since […]
Just a week ago, I wrote about SATS using the 52-week low formula and python. Now, I am doing SATS again, but from a technical […]
SATS stock prices had been badly hit because of the Wuhan virus breakout. Just one year ago, I wrote my first post on the Babylonians about the 52-week low formula using SATS as an example. Fast forward to today, SATS is now trading at its 52-week low. So I thought it would be a good time to review through SATS fundamentals again.
Why long term investment is good? You have heard of the phrase, The stock market always goes up. Invest for the long term. Just buy […]
What is the correlation between bitcoin and gold? How does the bitcoin and gold chart comparison look like? In this article, I would use python […]
A new year calls for a new topic (Python) on The Babylonians. Python for Finance would be a brand new 2020 series that I decide […]
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