percent_change | relative percent change between two numbers
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Find the relative percent change between two numbers.
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QUESTION
I web-scraped some information about S&P 500 stocks from this website: https://www.slickcharts.com/sp500. The actual web-scraping bit works fine, as if I add a print statement after the for loop included, all data is displayed. In other words, the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 03:07Because you keep reassigning company
, symbol
, weight
, etc. on each iteration, these variables only hold the values from the last row you parsed.
You can use pd.read_html
instead. It returns a list of data frames, one for each
soup.find
QUESTION
I was compiling a c++ project to simulate a language changing over time from a small subset of introduced words, it was working fine until it wouldn't compile and outputed library error garblygoook. Normally this wouldn't be an issue I can debug normal errors on my own, but the error message is very unreadable(at least to a beginner) it appears to be some werid library error, perhaps connected to the standard algorithm library. I need some help to decode it and understand what is going wrong. Any other tips and tricks for reading these werid messages in the future would be much appreciated. Note: I'm using mingw on windows, with c++17.
code I believe may be causing the issue(from wordmod.cpp):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-06 at 17:18your problem is on line 70 in the wordMod.cpp file. specifically this function:
QUESTION
I'm trying to do a group by and calculate percentage change of revenue? Here is my data frame
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 20:25Remove year
QUESTION
I want to calculate a % change from X to Y. I have taken a look here https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/algebra/percent-change-calculator.php and can see it can be calculated as:
(v2 - v1) / v1 * 100
So I have applied this in both PySpark and standard Python:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 09:21In the second link you shared the denominator is converted to absolute value, which is missing in your code. To replicate the same check the code below.
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I am currently trying to get live stock prices using the beautifulsoup and requests library from the yahoo finance website. I'm currently finding that the bottleneck for speed is that the request for the webpage takes around 0.5 seconds on average. Below is my code and output
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 07:39This seems a reasonable time for what you are doing (downloading and parsing a webpage).
In real I think that 0.4s should be enough for monitoring, but if you really need to have an higher update frequency (ie. you have got some new crazy trading algorithm) you can:
Try to parse a more lightweight page. (But you need to find one!)
Create a pool of thread performing many requests at the same time. You should note that this behaviour could lead to a violation of yahoo ToS and restrictions on your account/ip could be applied.
Use any sort of market API (free or payed) to avoid downloading an entire webpage and all its dependencies when you can just have something like a 20byte json (or similar) message. Also in this case you should read about the max pooling frequency you can use.
Use Selenium and perform just 1 connection to the webpage. When you detect any changes in the div you are interested in you get the updated value.
QUESTION
Here is my code. I've done this before and it's worked. I want the negative bars to be red and the positive bars to be green but I'm just getting all yellow.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 00:58You better add a new columns called color
and use within plotly.express
or import plotly.graph_objects as go
QUESTION
Code that is suppose to display each stock's price:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 22:38You are only iterating over the keys. Use dict.items()
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to find the percent change using row number with PostgreSQL but I'm running into an error where my "percent_change" column shows 0.
Here is what I have as my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 11:37You can use LAG() for your requirement:
QUESTION
I'm using spring-boot-elasticsearch for the first time. I've now figured out how to describe my serial difference pipeline query using elastics java api. This query, as you'll see below is rather large, and returns several buckets for each object as well as the serial difference between each bucket. The examples I see of search in a Spring Data Repository all seem to spell out the query's json body in a Query Annotation like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 20:27Ok, so if I get it right, you want to add an aggregation to a repository query. This is not possible with the methods that are automatically created by Spring Data Elasticsearch, but it is not too hard to implement it.
To show you how to do this, I use a simpler example, where we have defined a Person
entity:
QUESTION
Im very new to Python, hopefully someone can help to solve this issue. Im trying to create a calculation in power bi based on my index. The reason for that is because my index resets from 1 to 250 every time one of my columns has a new value. kind of index by category. Index: Trade day (1 to 250) Catogory; [contract year] 2008 - 2019 for each year the index resets. Value: Price
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 15:17It looks like you can do with groupby
:
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