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Build an Interactive Finance Dashboard with Python & Streamlit to compare Fundamentals of Stocks

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In this video we are creating an interactive Finance Dashboard showing the fundamentals of stocks in a certain peer group based on their sector. We are checking the Dow Jones Industrial Average for e.g. Price Earnings ratios or dividend yield but as said this is extendable based on your requirements.
This whole implementation is in Python using the streamlit library.
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To make this Dashboard even better you should update the Database regularly. I have resources on how to do that on my channel as well.
In the beginning I stated IBM pays the highest dividend and Apple pays the lowest dividend. This statement has to be understood in a relative context. I am referring to the yield and not the absolute amount.
Video on streamlit:
Video on fundamental analysis of stocks with Python:
Video on Python and SQL:
Link to wikipedia table:
Disclaimer: This video is not an investment advice and is for educational and/or entertainment purposes only!
0:00 - 01:24 How the Dashboard is working and prerequisites
01:24 - 08:02 Getting fundamentals and store them in a SQL DataBase
08:02 - 12:36 Creating the Streamlit Dashboard
#Python #Streamlit #Fundamentals
This whole implementation is in Python using the streamlit library.
If you found this video interesting or helpful please consider subscribing. Thank you very much in advance!
Get the Notebook/Source code by becoming a Tier-2 Channel member:
To make this Dashboard even better you should update the Database regularly. I have resources on how to do that on my channel as well.
In the beginning I stated IBM pays the highest dividend and Apple pays the lowest dividend. This statement has to be understood in a relative context. I am referring to the yield and not the absolute amount.
Video on streamlit:
Video on fundamental analysis of stocks with Python:
Video on Python and SQL:
Link to wikipedia table:
Disclaimer: This video is not an investment advice and is for educational and/or entertainment purposes only!
0:00 - 01:24 How the Dashboard is working and prerequisites
01:24 - 08:02 Getting fundamentals and store them in a SQL DataBase
08:02 - 12:36 Creating the Streamlit Dashboard
#Python #Streamlit #Fundamentals
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