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  1. willnburger
    Hey guys, I intend to build a volume, volatility, % movement and momentum based trading algo for options. Does anyone know the software I would use to build this sort of thing? I know this is pretty arcane stuff so any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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    Alright, thanks man. By do anything I mean I won't have an idea for a web app and not have the skills to build it. Thanks for the help.
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    I couldn't really find a good tutorial for Django. If I'm good at HTML, CSS, JS, React and Django; am I good to build just about anything? Is there a good tutorial for django that you've found?
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    Wow! Thanks for the info, I'm pretty good at Python and I want to be a full stack developer. My end goal would be to think of something cool to build online, and just build it. Maybe it's ecommerce, maybe it's a social network; what is the minimum knowledge I'd need to be at that level? Thanks for the help/
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    Hi Everyone, I'm new to web development (I've programmed with other stuff before) and am intensely frustrated by not knowing what I should be learning. Some people say you only need HTML, CSS, JS and PHP. Others talk about SQL, Bootstrap, .NET, Angular, JSON and a bunch of other stuff. I want to be a fully capable web developer, where there is essentially nothing I can't do. Can someone please give me a list of languages I should learn, in the order I should learn them? And a description of what each one does would be nice too. Thanks in advance everybody, I appreciate the help!
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    Hey Guys, I've got some search results returned from a re.search function and I want to get all the results. I'd like to use a for loop, where I assign a variable to each item in the list but I don't know how. Can anybody help me with that? Cheers
  7. willnburger
    Just restart the computer.
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    Hey All, I'm trying to build a finance product with python, but to do so I need an API with access to live pricing, TTM EPS and Balance Sheet on global equities markets. So far I've been unable to find one that can do this. 'yfinance' constantly breaks, returning empty dataframes, iexfinance doesn't offer global products etc. etc. Do you guys have a fix to the yfinance problem, or an alternative API for me? Thanks in advance.
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    Hey guys, I'm trying to use yfinance to retrieve some data (with python) and every time I call on the balance sheet I get an empty dataframe returned, any thoughts?
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    Hey all, I taught myself Python recently and I want to learn some web development. I've been told that to build a website I'll need to know HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript. Do I really need all of them to create a website? If so, what order should I learn them in? Also, where does Django fit into this? If I'm learning all these is it even worth learning, or should I do Django instead of these? Thanks for any help
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    I would, but I don't only use my computer for coding and Windows is more convenient for almost every other task
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    Hi guys, I've just started coding with yfinance so forgive me if this is a dumb mistake; I'm calling on the balance sheet from a company and it's giving me an empty dataframe. Here's my code: def value(): ticker = input('Enter a ticker symbol (as seen on yahoo finance): ') stock = yf.Ticker(ticker) stock_info = stock.info stock_balance = stock.balance_sheet print(stock_balance) value() Then it returns: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Open, High, Low, Close, Adj Close, Volume] Index: [] If anybody can help, that'd be great, thanks in advance!
  13. willnburger
    It's fine guys, thanks for the help. I just used anaconda
  14. willnburger
    Yep! just pip install ***
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    It didn't work, it still says sudo is not executable, is there really no way to just download them with pip? How do I fix the stupid dir headings problem?
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