Balance Sheet Analysis using Python [Part 1] - Episode 6 in Value Investing Security Analysis

This episode is part 1 of balance sheet analysis using Python & Pandas Dataframe .We will cover generate data pre-processing, CYA (cover your *you-know-what*) data checking, basic ratios, and simple balance sheet concepts

[unknowingreaper]

As a finance major in college this coolest shit I’ve every seen. Don’t know to to code by will learn how to do this and only this.

[anicawy]

First, thanks for your tutorials, I wish you would get more views! I'm learning Python for the same reason, to use it for finance, just for fun, hobby.

One or two videos back you had an error when changing data 'inline' but command was executed so you didn't worry about. What I found out is, if I copy data frame df = df[:] then I don't get an error any more.

In this last video you mentioned your library but I don't see it in your github yet. But in your video looks like you did upload latest episode 6.

Anyway, I like your fundamental financial tutorials and I can't wait to see them more. Don't stop :-)

[fenixchow]

Thank you so much for teaching! I learned a lot!

[FDRossetti]

Great stuff, Taewoo. I've always been interested in coding and took a course on Udacity but never knew how to apply it to what I do (I work in finance). If I can be of any help with the finance-stuff, please let me know. Keep up the good work!

[kashishjain]

Hie, just a suggestion from me if you could go a bit in the details of the financial jargons it would be much helpful for finance novice like me.

[uilium]

It would be great if there was a program with balance sheet and other statements that are interactive so that if you type in whatever factor like total liabilities and stock price, and so on then you can automatically see all the financial formulas change as you change the financial statement data. This would be great for learning. I can't find this program anywhere and it would be so simple to program.

[yschoo]

Anyone knows how can we do a sum of the columns using loc or iloc? This will be more efficient?