yves_quant

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   by yves_quant 12y ago

   Adding to this: yes, the book should serve as a good intro to Python for people with an equities background. But it should also useful for people with a different financial background.
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   by yves_quant 12y ago

   No, the TOC is not final, but mainly. It is true, the examples are more from the equities world. However, the approach is not to show Python for equities, fixed income, commodities, trading, risk, etc. It is to show Python (technical) topic
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   by yves_quant 12y ago

   In my O'Reilly book I also cover Excel integration, both without and with the DataNitro solution.
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   by yves_quant 12y ago

   Best to follow me on Twitter -- @dyjh
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   by yves_quant 12y ago

   I am the author of the O'Reilly book. The book mainly covers chapter by chapter "all you need" to do Finance with Python. From data structures, performance Python, (Bayesian) statistics, stochastics to Excel integration and W