Python for Financial Analysis and Algorithmic Trading
86,386 students enrolled
Python for Financial Analysis and Algorithmic Trading
Learn numpy , pandas , matplotlib , quantopian , finance , and more for algorithmic trading with Python!
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Created by
Jose Portilla
Last updated 4/2020
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This course includes
- 17 hours on-demand video
- 8 articles
- 2 downloadable resources
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of Completion
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What you'll learn
- Use NumPy to quickly work with Numerical Data
- Use Pandas for Analyze and Visualize Data
- Use Matplotlib to create custom plots
- Learn how to use statsmodels for Time Series Analysis
- Calculate Financial Statistics, such as Daily Returns, Cumulative Returns, Volatility, etc..
- Use Exponentially Weighted Moving Averages
- Use ARIMA models on Time Series Data
- Calculate the Sharpe Ratio
- Optimize Portfolio Allocations
- Understand the Capital Asset Pricing Model
- Learn about the Efficient Market Hypothesis
- Conduct algorithmic Trading on Quantopian
Course content
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120 lectures
16:54:56
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Course Introduction
4 lectures
07:07
Course Overview Lecture (DON'T SKIP THIS!)
03:32
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00:25
Course FAQ
00:58
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Course Materials and Set-up
1 lecture
08:48
Course Installation Guide
08:48
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Python Crash Course
7 lectures
01:02:33
Welcome to the Python Crash Course
00:19
Introduction to Crash Course
01:16
Python Crash Course Part One
19:00
Python Crash Course Part Two
13:37
Python Crash Course Part Three
15:02
Python Crash Course Exercises
04:13
Python Crash Course Exercise Solutions
09:06
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NumPy
7 lectures
47:01
Welcome to NumPy
00:23
Introduction to NumPy
01:37
NumPy Arrays
15:47
Numpy Operations
04:19
Numpy Indexing
10:54
NumPy Review Exercise
04:10
Numpy Exercise Solutions
09:51
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General Pandas Overview
13 lectures
01:55:35
Preview
00:22
Introduction to Pandas
02:39
Series
06:58
DataFrames
15:34
DataFrames Part Two
16:59
DataFrames Part Three
09:01
Missing Data
06:14
Group By with Pandas
06:37
Merging, Joining, and Concatenating DataFrames
09:10
Pandas Common Operations
12:12
Data Input and Output
13:50
General Pandas Review Exercises
03:06
General Pandas Exercise Solutions
12:53
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Visualization with Matplotlib and Pandas
11 lectures
01:41:48
Welcome to Visualization
00:23
Introduction to Visualization in Python
01:48
Matplotlib Basics - Part One
18:45
Matplotlib Basics - Part Two
15:31
Matplotlib Part Three
11:43
Matplotlib Exercise
03:42
Matplotlib Exercise Solutions
10:08
Pandas Visualization Overview
12:07
Pandas Time Series Visualization
17:32
Pandas Visualization Exercise Overview
01:18
Pandas Visualization Exercise Solutions
08:51
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Data Sources
4 lectures
16:28
Introduction to Data Sources
01:21
Note on Pandas Datareader
00:09
Pandas DataReader
04:37
Quandl
10:21
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Pandas with Time Series Data
6 lectures
47:27
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Capstone Stock Market Analysis Project
6 lectures
01:02:24
Welcome to the Capstone Project!
00:30
Stock Market Analysis Project Solutions Part Three
16:52
Stock Market Analysis Project Solutions Part Four
08:23
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Time Series Analysis
16 lectures
01:51:00
Welcome to Time Series Analysis
00:33
Introduction to Time Series
02:51
Time Series Basics
03:58
Introduction to Statsmodels
12:29
ETS Theory
04:16
EWMA Theory
02:49
EWMA Code Along
14:24
ETS Code Along
06:24
ARIMA Theory
09:33
ACF and PACF
06:20
Quick Note on Second Milk Difference!
00:31
ARIMA Code Part Two
13:59
ARIMA Code Part Three
06:49
Preview
14:14
Discussion on choosing PDQ
00:08
Requirements
- Some knowledge of programming (preferably Python)
- Ability to Download Anaconda (Python) to your computer
- Basic Statistics and Linear Algebra will be helpful
Description
Welcome to Python for Financial Analysis and Algorithmic Trading! Are you interested in how people use Python to conduct rigorous financial analysis and pursue algorithmic trading, then this is the right course for you!
This course will guide you through everything you need to know to use Python for Finance and Algorithmic Trading! We'll start off by learning the fundamentals of Python, and then proceed to learn about the various core libraries used in the Py-Finance Ecosystem, including jupyter, numpy, pandas, matplotlib, statsmodels, zipline, Quantopian, and much more!
We'll cover the following topics used by financial professionals:
- Python Fundamentals
- NumPy for High Speed Numerical Processing
- Pandas for Efficient Data Analysis
- Matplotlib for Data Visualization
- Using pandas-datareader and Quandl for data ingestion
- Pandas Time Series Analysis Techniques
- Stock Returns Analysis
- Cumulative Daily Returns
- Volatility and Securities Risk
- EWMA (Exponentially Weighted Moving Average)
- Statsmodels
- ETS (Error-Trend-Seasonality)
- ARIMA (Auto-regressive Integrated Moving Averages)
- Auto Correlation Plots and Partial Auto Correlation Plots
- Sharpe Ratio
- Portfolio Allocation Optimization
- Efficient Frontier and Markowitz Optimization
- Types of Funds
- Order Books
- Short Selling
- Capital Asset Pricing Model
- Stock Splits and Dividends
- Efficient Market Hypothesis
- Algorithmic Trading with Quantopian
- Futures Trading
Who this course is for:
- Someone familiar with Python who wants to learn about Financial Analysis!
Featured review
Tandao
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25 courses,
6 reviews
)
a year ago
Great course for those who want to deploy finance & investment knowledge in to real-trading bot.
Just like other courses of Jose, it get direct to the point.
From zero knowledge of code and programing language 3 months ago ( well, 3,5 exactly) , after took several courses of Jose now I can really build and test my trading strategies.
Thank you Jose. You did a great job!