fund-indicators is a cross-platform Python application that allows users to easily find relationships between various attributes of mutual funds and previous performance. This project is based on research from Performance Indicators of Mutual Funds.
NOTE: This program is no longer functional nor actively developed.
- 100% automated
- Uses multiple API's in the case another fails
- Caches http requests for future runs
- Scrapes data from Yahoo Finance
- Color-coded for easy viewing
- Optional graphs to easily visualize linear regression results
- A new joke every time
- Cross-platform (tested on Windows, MacOS, & Linux)
Give it a try at Replit.
If you would like to clone to your own machine:
git clone https://github.com/andrewkdinh/fund-indicators.git
cd fund-indicators
pip install -r --user requirements.txt
python main.py- Common mutual funds are listed in
stocks.txt - Configure and rename
config.example.jsontoconfig.jsonif you would like to skip some beginning questions (only for advanced users)
- Graphical user interface (GUI)
- Multithreading/asynchronous requests
- Option to change amount to log (DEBUG, INFO, ERRORS)
Want to help? Great! Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md file!
This project utilizes a wide variety of open-source projects:
- NumPy, Termcolor, Beautiful Soup, yahoofinancials, requests-cache, halo, matplotlib, asciinema, Core Infrastructure Initiative Best Practices Badge
And thank you to those that have helped me with the idea and product:
- Amber Bruce, Alex Stoykov, Doug Achterman, Stack Overflow
Licensed under GPL-3.0 | Copyright (C) 2019 Andrew Dinh