Awesome sir, you got great control over the tool and subject too, I really loved it. Thank you so much.. subscribed your channel and watch all your videos.
Has this kind of analysis actually helped you trade better? Seems like trading platforms would have most tools by default. However you could make your own strategies. But have you had any success with it? or do you know of anyone else that demonstrates success with it? I would like to learn R and get insights into the market. But the market seems so random.
Thanks a lot! you made my weekend...
Awesome sir, you got great control over the tool and subject too, I really loved it. Thank you so much.. subscribed your channel and watch all your videos.
Awesome video! Very helpful. Highly appreciated it
Nice video man!
You don't have to highlight! on a Mac push (command enter) and R will run that line of code
this is very helpful. thanks a lot!
Has this kind of analysis actually helped you trade better? Seems like trading platforms would have most tools by default. However you could make your own strategies. But have you had any success with it? or do you know of anyone else that demonstrates success with it? I would like to learn R and get insights into the market. But the market seems so random.
You have a point. It is highly unlikely that you will find hidden gold chips from the markets, which are already very well known.
Great video, highly appreciate it!
the dailyReturn code give me a error "cclRets
Thanks a lot for this video!
Thank you for the video, seems like the "quantmod" is not working on mac, one of the dependencies, zoo, is not available. Is there a fix for that?
You might have to install needed c or c++ libraries. I had a similar issue on ubuntu 18
Your website is not working. Could you please provide a link here. Thanks
Great video, thanks! I suggest adding another variable for the share name.
Should i subscribe rstudio to do quantmod??
Is there any way to use this for financial statements. I cant get the VBA thing to work. It just breaks every time.
Hi Christian, this can be used for financial statements. What are you doing with them?