9.9. Supercharged resources/packages¶
A compendium of great python packages you can use, now that you have the skills needed to access the info below.
Please suggest others if you see something cool!
Package  | 
Description  | 
Where  | 
|---|---|---|
streamlit, plotly, and shiny  | 
Building interactive graphs, dashboards, and apps!  | 
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OpenBloomberg  | 
85% of a Bloomberg terminal for free, see the tweet below for a preview.  | 
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pandas-datareader  | 
Import a ton of data  | 
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auto-sklearn  | 
Automated Machine Learning with scikit-learn  | 
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Open Source Asset Pricing  | 
Data for asset pricing tests and code to replicate or use. If you are interested in asset pricing or trading, this is a MUST visit. It’s so cool that this is freely available, it blows my mind.  | 
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PyQL  | 
QuantLib’s Python port.  | 
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QuantPy  | 
A framework for quantitative finance In python.  | 
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vollib  | 
Calculating option prices, implied volatility, and greeks  | 
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Finance-Python  | 
Python tools for Finance  | 
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ffn  | 
A financial function library for Python.  | 
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pynance  | 
Lightweight Python library for assembling and analysing financial data.  | 
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pysabr  | 
SABR model Python implementation.  | 
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FinancePy  | 
Focuses on the pricing and risk-management of Financial Derivatives, including fixed-income, equity, FX and credit derivatives.  | 
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gs-quant  | 
Goldman-Sachs toolkit for quantitative finance  | 
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willowtree  | 
Willow tree lattice for derivatives pricing.  | 
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financial-engineering  | 
Applications of Monte Carlo methods to financial engineering projects  | 
https://github.com/federicomariamassari/financial-engineering  | 
optlib  | 
A library for financial options pricing written in Python.  | 
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tf-quant-finance  | 
High-performance TensorFlow library for quantitative finance.  | 
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Q-Fin  | 
A Python library for mathematical finance.  | 
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Quantsbin  | 
Tools for pricing and plotting of vanilla option prices, greeks, and various other analysis around them.  | 
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finoptions  | 
Complete python implementation of R package fOptions with partial implementation of fExoticOptions for pricing various options.  | 
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AssayingAnomolies  | 
Quickly check if your signal generates alpha  | 
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usaddress and probablepeople  | 
Parsing messy names (people, address, firms)  | 
https://github.com/datamade?q=&type=all&language=&sort=stargazers  | 
SRAF  | 
Textual analysis resources, designed for business text.  | 
OpenBBTerminal
This Twitter thread has a nice preview of the OpenBBTerminal package, and you can find more in the official GitHub documentation.
A Bloomberg subscription costs $24,000 per year.
— Shravan Venkataraman 🔥🚀💰 (@theBuoyantMan) August 14, 2022
But you can get nearly 85% of its features for free.
It's through an app called Open Bloomberg (aka OpenBB)
Here's how:
🧵