Errors in running finacial_analysis.ipynb in chapter 7

[lxlofpku]

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Background information

1. Which OS are you using?

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Mac M2

2. Which Python version are you using?

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Python 3.8

3. Are you using conda or venv?

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conda

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Commands run and their outputs

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Hi Stefanie:

Recently I installed the stock-analysis package following the instruction in chapter 7 (p. 395) of your book. That is, I installed it by running (in book_env environment):

1. git clone [email protected]:stefmolin/stock-analysis.git
2. pip3 install -r stock-analysis/requirements.txt
3. pip3 install -e stock-analysis

All went through smoothly, indicating that the installation was successful.

However, as I run the finacial-analysis.ipynb notebook, I could not get the data. The problem is described in the attached screen shots. I have read through the trace back but cannot get a clue what is wrong.

Best regards,
Li-Xin

The problem is displayed in the the screen shots displaced below.

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Screenshots

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[stefmolin]

The stock_analysis library is using the pandas_datareader library to query the Yahoo! Finance API for the information. The API has recently changed, which is causing the issue since the pandas_datareader library doesn't yet know how to handle it. Upstream changes like this are expected, which is why I included all the datasets for this chapter in the data/ folder — use the note box right before "The Stock reader class" section in the book for a code snippet to read them in:

pd.read_csv('data/...', index_col='date', parse_dates=True)

[lxlofpku]

The stock_analysis library is using the pandas_datareader library to query the Yahoo! Finance API for the information. The API has recently changed, which is causing the issue since the pandas_datareader library doesn't yet know how to handle it. Upstream changes like this are expected, which is why I included all the datasets for this chapter in the data/ folder — use the note box right before "The Stock reader class" section in the book for a code snippet to read them in:

pd.read_csv('data/...', index_col='date', parse_dates=True)

Hi Stefanie, I understand it now. Thanks a lot!