Intro to Python for Finance: A Beginner's Guide

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Ryan O'Connell, CFA, FRM presents an Intro to Python for Finance: A Beginner's Guide.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro To Python For Finance
0:23 - Install Python And Anaconda
2:16 - Create A New Jupyter Notebook File In VS Code
2:39 - Print "Hello World!" In Python
3:28 - Print A Variable's Type
5:05 - Create A String Variable In Python
5:51 - Create A New Code Cell In A Jupyter Notebook
6:27 - Multiply Two Integers
8:03 - Create A For Loop In Python
9:54 - Create An IF Statement In Python
11:38 - Run An IF Statement Inside A For Loop
12:31 - Import Python Libraries/Packages
14:10 - Create A Range Of Dates
17:23 - Download Stock Data From yFinance Into A DataFrame
19:28 - Create Dataframe With Just Stock Prices
20:14 - Calculate Daily & Cumulative Returns On Stocks
23:00 - Plot The Stock Prices Over Time

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*Disclosure: This is not financial advice and should not be taken as such. The information contained in this video is an opinion. Some of the information could be wrong. This channel is owned and operated by Portfolio Constructs LLC

Alternative Titles:
"Mastering Financial Analysis with Python: A Beginner's Guide"
"Python in Finance: Unleashing the Power of Data Analysis"
"Financial Programming 101: Python for Finance Explained"
"Step-by-Step: Python for Finance Fundamentals and Applications"
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"Financial Wizards: Harness Python for Better Investing"
"Get Started with Python in Finance: A Comprehensive Tutorial"
"Python for Finance: Discover the Key to Profitable Data Analysis"
"The Essential Python for Finance Toolkit: A Complete Introduction"
"Financial Data Science: Dive into Python for Finance Today"

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RyanOConnellCFA

Extremely useful and straightforward video. Found some issues along the way, but could overcome them by myself. Thanks a lot

messiasmoretto

Thank you very much for these wonderful videos! I've been following you for more than a year, and your videos helped me a lot in my studies. Now I am doing CFA Level 1 and again, the videos you are posting are very helpful, especially this one as it relates to new additions of Level 1 exam. Thank you very much !

jamoladdinomonbaev

Have been following Ryan for quite some time now. Very helpful!! Kudos

Monika-uvqp

Bro Ur such a genious😉😉..Closely following in ur footsteps.

theemperor.

great video - just getting back into coding and this is very helpful. Forgot how fiddly this stuff is.

Chris-siox

Thank you for the video. Please post more videos like this in the future.

dannguyen

Hi. Awesome video for beginners. Thank you (sorry for bad English)

nicolassepulvedalozano

Thanks it is helping us a lot hope you will keep posting more videos like this in future

balchandrapaudel

Hi Ryan, thank for your work - much appreciated. Faced with problem to import all libraries specifically on the step
from pandas_datereader import data as pdr
all the time when python tries to interpret this line I have an error with
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'distutils'
Python version is 3.12, PyCharm, MacOS
P.S. I checked - all libraries have been installed (you mentioned in your video and all problems with above mentioned line.
Thanks

igorelperin

couldn't make it beyond the import libraries - command prompt says everything is installed, but PyCharm tells me "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'yfinance'"

mmcatamm

anyone know why I get <built-in method now of type object at 0x105527b78> at 15:08 ?

NB___

Hi Ryan. First question after binge watching your videos over the weekend. Please take a look. I have developed a stock value calculator that has 6000 stocks. I have 6 methods and created a dashboard for summary. But I want to get the results for 40 stocks (can get ticker in a text file) and it should be printed to another excel tab or PDF or Python screen. I can just print one row or two rows of summary for each stock ticker (no need of fancy dashboard). Meaning -I need to run the excel dashboard (or file) repeatedly 40 times (40 stock tickers with 2 inputs -ticker and market price) and get the valuation summary. What is the trick to do ? Kindly suggest a method. I think I can do this in Python by accessing Excel repeatedly. Excel or Python?

m.ssharma

first time coming here i thought its really for beginners

albertbala

Hi Ryan. This video is very interesting. I tried to install the yfinance package but I gets the error" there is no module named yfinance". I cross checked in site packages folder and I can see yfiance folder. Can you suggest any help?

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