Submitted by Careful-Temporary388 t3_zrnzzl in MachineLearning
Is anyone aware of any huge datasets I can use? I've done some Googling and I found a few of them but they all seem to be for 2017 and earlier.
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save_the_panda_bears t1_j145yfm wrote
I’m sure there’s some dataset out there, but I don’t have it offhand. If you want to try building your own, pandas-datareader is a nice wrapper on the yahoo finance api that allows you to get any ticker symbol you want for a specified date range.
JocialSusticeWarrior t1_j14gw2a wrote
You can use the deprecated Google sheets finance api.
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bivouac0 t1_j16utpr wrote
There's a bunch of datasets on Kaggle
nickedude t1_j17h43e wrote
If you're new to either stocks or machine learning, I can really recommend this course:
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It covers the basics of how to manipulate financial data in Python and simple ML algorithms for trading.
lauren_v2 t1_j17pove wrote
There are several great python libraries to build those datasets
Smartch t1_j17upe4 wrote
y finance is a great pip module by Yahoo that I extensively used in the past.
kik_Code t1_j184wm7 wrote
Yahoo finance Data Reader. It’s free and you don’t even need to create an account. Also, check r/algotrading if you are interested in DS and stock market.
MegavirusOfDoom t1_j19qyjo wrote
How can you factor the thousands of artificial equations that are used to buy and sell stocks automatically over time, which are used by sellers to obfuscate and confuse the real data of the stock market prices?
spectrusv t1_j16cxbt wrote
You wanna do machine learning? :)
WERE_CAT t1_j1496ls wrote
Y finance let you download historical prices.