Balance Sheet Analysis using Python [Part 2] - Episode 7 in Value Investing Security Analysis

Analyzing balance sheet of Nvidia (NVDA) using python & pandas dataframe for value investing. We get to the nitty gritty of analyzing basic ratios.

Sorry folks. No pretty editing today. It's SUPER tiring to film AND edit and everything. I mean super tiring.

[TaewooKim]

Hey guys. As you can see my channel is still in need of work. If you liked it, please

1) THUMB UP
2) SUBSCRIBE (if you haven't done so)
3) Let me know how i'm doing in the comments.

I don't get paid to do this and this is for you guys. Nothing motivates a content creator more than getting more views to let me know that I'm on the right path.

[daviddelrio]

Hi Taewoo,
I am not sure if you are ever reading this comment, but I just would like to say thank you. I finished watching this series and your tutorials were of huge help, and the informal touch you gave to them was super engaging. Hope your investing career is going as good as possible, you really deserve it.
Cheers from a fellow investor from Spain :)

[Krrrit]

Hey Taewoo. Why did you stop making videos? They were great, I watched 'em all!
Hope you come back soon.

[carlomasera]

Love your videos man, too bad you stopped. If you're thinking of coming back, just know that there's people out there who enjoy your videos! <3

[undermygarage]

Man, you're an amazing teacher. Hope all is well and you come back to finish this series!

[Kmac]

Hey Taewoo! This series has helped me tremendously so far! please continue :(

[minudixit]

Hi Taewoo, It was nice going through your videos, I am a Data Scientist and my next assignment is to predict CashFlow statements of Companies, but I have limited domain knowledge. This series gave me a good start, when I was lost on how to begin with this gigantic work. Why did you stop making videos, it would have been so great to understand so many more terms of BS through your videos. Thanks for all these videos and efforts :)

[tuvytautas]

Thanks for introducing me to plotply, what an improvement over matplotlib

[Jacob-xvsq]

Thank you so much! I have started learning Python and your series was the catalyst! I believe learning by doing is the best approach, however, are there any resources you would recommend? Moreover, is there any way to signal competence with data wrangling to employers? I have been told that a junior analyst is primarily tasked with gathering and synthesising data, and this is what your course has provided!

[acibiber]

Still watching mate! Do continue please

[sawksgamertv]

Great Videos Taewoo!!! Such a shame you’ve not continued with the series 😞 maybe you’ll pick it up again 🤞🏻If you need help editing the do it for free 👍🏻 I’m no professional but am competent in premier pro etc ☺️

[joey]

great videos!
will you be showing how to do this in a script type way?
where we can create data for many many companies?
I tried doing something using the SEC site but it is very complicated.especially because im new to scraping, python, data science...

[giandenorte]

Hi Taewoo, I really like your contents. You should go back and educate us more. What's new techniques did you learned, and what challenges you've had. Take care

[joeythedino]

This is great Taewoo, keep it up, also what is the super pythony way to list comprehend that list?

[rx]

Great contents, will you do the DCF valuing?

[anicawy]

Ahh, almost forgot, would you mind explain this code that you have at the end of your library file, what exactly it does :

def combine_regexes(regexes):
return "(" + ")|(".join(regexes) + ")"

[arjoon]

Great series so far! Seems like you've stopped making vids though...

[yanniksimpson]

If editing is the problem, how about live streams with a really narrow focus/topic? There are so many tutorials out there but so few videos where you see live thought processes, mistakes, etc...

[LeveragedFinance]

Do you need to have plotly installed in your local computer in order to import it? Or is it something that is apart of jupiter

[yanniksimpson]

Any new videos coming out in the future or did you stop?