Post your Excel spreadsheets, python scripts or whatever for following investments, budgeting, etc
Spreadsheets
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Meh, prefer homemade UI.
I use the financial models on here.
>macabacus.com
Yes, building your own is probably better practice, but when you are learning its better to use a template because it goes over things you might not even consider.
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thx fren, looks good
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Bump, I’m learning Python right now and could really use some resources. I managed to make a program yesterday that can call APIs to give me Chainlink’s price in real time :^). Not much, but I’m proud of myself
Nice! Im really proud of u, good that u try to develope new skill!
R u using any given course/book?
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What a coincidence, I watched this earlier.
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Nice resource thanks for sharing
been building python bots for half a year now
none cept the very first have worked out, which was obviously a mcafee pump script
but i have learned a whole lot along the way, so hey that's a win right?
Gnucash for me
I like free open source software.
I'm poor AF tho.
My budgeting is
>be frugal when alone
>don't show my poverty power level (not meaning pretending I'm rich) when in social situation
>if I end up the month with 10%+ in savings I get to buy some beers and watch comfy documentaries / educational video on YouTube.
I'll make some python scripts to plot the data more freely and maybe do some meme extrapolation / predictions while I'm at it.
Tbh the most difficult for me isn't the implementation of the algorithm, but interfacing the script with the real life.
Garbage in garbage out, I can do. Finding a decent service with a decent API to push the buttons for me, this is beyond what I can do.
Thanks man, I used a book for the basics, now I just use YouTube and the web
Here ya go
have a look at cryptocompare, the api is stupid as shit but it's got most coins that matter on stream
look into websockets, just polling isn't nearly real time enough
also carriage returning so instead of spamming the output just print one line that gets updated
further, there's a python-binance library which is super easy and user friendly; started out with it myself
seriously do websockets though
Thanks for the tip
look up aswath damodaran
corp. finance professor at stern. has hundreds of excel templates. many are for equity valuation but i believe there's personal budgeting and balance sheet spreadsheets as well
anytime
actually, if any of you guys wanna talk coding hit me up on telegram
t.me/Socketmuncher
I learned the most when I started to learn a second programming Lang. It’s like how learning French or Spanish makes u better at English.
I would recommend JavaScript (and HTML) so you can do browser stuff.
looking to implement some tables and charts into html pages with js or else for maximum a e s t h e t i c s
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why html tho
html is if you want to sell your program to noobs and they can only use google to access a site
ah, absolutely valid point
Yeah but don't build a website from scratch. Just learn how html codes are built and you can copy paste one from a template and maybe add some of your own flavors to it.
i've got a major negative bias against web apps, so if i do go gui at some point i'll just go native
You can’t really rice a Excel spreadsheet.
Does anyone have any idea if there’s software out there that can run through previous trading history data and create a simulated outcome for what would’ve happened if strategy X had been used?
I want to build a trading bot that uses simple strategies like “when VWAP == ___ and RSI == ___, BUY”, but I want to be able to test out the last 9 months of data on my strategy to see what $1000 hypothetical dollars would have become if the bot had run nonstop with those parameters.
I also have no idea how to build a bit that can actually do things on Binance like place orders or automatically place my order at the top of the book. If anyone has any ideas for how to implement either I’d really appreciate it.