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chrismathison/stock-analysis<|file_sep|>/README.md
# Stock Analysis
## Overview of Project
The purpose of this project was to create VBA code that would calculate the yearly return on investment (ROI) for twelve different stocks over a ten year period (2017-2018). The original code was written so that it would calculate this data one stock at a time by looping through each stock ticker individually. The refactored code was written so that it would calculate all twelve stocks at once by looping through all three rows containing stock data at once.
## Results
The original VBA script took approximately three seconds (0:03:00) to run through all twelve stocks while calculating their ROI values for both years being studied.
The refactored VBA script took approximately one second (0:00:05) to run through all twelve stocks while calculating their ROI values for both years being studied.
## Summary
The advantages of refactoring code include:
* Improved performance
* Reduced processing time
* Increased efficiency
The disadvantages of refactoring code include:
* It can be time consuming
* It can introduce new errors
* It requires testing to ensure functionality
The advantages of using For Loops over Select Case statements include:
* For Loops are more flexible when dealing with multiple iterations.
* For Loops are easier to read when dealing with large amounts of data.
The disadvantages of using For Loops over Select Case statements include:
* For Loops can be less efficient than Select Case statements when dealing with small amounts of data.
* For Loops require more code than Select Case statements.
<|file_sep|>'This script loops through all twelve stocks at once instead of looping through each stock individually.
'For each year being analyzed (2017 & 2018), this script calculates each stock's yearly change,
'percent change, total volume traded & annual return on investment (ROI).
Sub AllStocksAnalysisRefactored()
Dim startTime As Single
startTime = Timer
'Defining variables.
Dim tickers(12) As String
tickers(0) = "AY"
tickers(1) = "CSIQ"
tickers(2) = "DQ"
tickers(3) = "ENPH"
tickers(4) = "FSLR"
tickers(5) = "HASI"
tickers(6) = "JKS"
tickers(7) = "RUN"
tickers(8) = "SEDG"
tickers(9) = "SPWR"
tickers(10) = "TERP"
tickers(11) = "VSLR"
Dim tickerIndex As Integer
'Declaring arrays needed for calculation purposes.
Dim yearlyChange(12) As Single
Dim percentChange(12) As Single
Dim totalVolume(12) As LongLong
'Setting starting values equal to zero.
For i = 0 To 11
yearlyChange(i) = 0
percentChange(i) = 0
totalVolume(i) = 0
Next i
'Declaring variables needed for calculation purposes.
Dim openPrice As Single
Dim closePrice As Single
'Opening workbook containing stock data & selecting worksheets by year.
Workbooks.Open ("C:UserschrisOneDriveDocumentsUdemy VBA Stock ChallengeAll Stocks AnalysisYearly Change Worksheet.xlsm")
Worksheets("All Stocks Analysis").Activate
'Setting starting location equal to cell B2.
Dim startingRow As Integer
startingRow = 2
'Looping through all rows containing stock data.
For i = startingRow To Cells(Rows.Count, "I").End(xlUp).Row
'Setting ticker index equal to current row divided by total number of stocks being analyzed (12).
tickerIndex = ((i - startingRow) / tickerCount)
'Checking if we are still within the same ticker value.
If Cells(i + 1, tickerColumn).Value <> tickers(tickerIndex) Then
'Setting closing price equal to current row's closing price.
closePrice = Cells(i, closingPriceColumn).Value
'Calculating yearly change between opening price & closing price.
yearlyChange(tickerIndex) = closePrice - openPrice
'Calculating percent change between opening price & closing price.
If openPrice <> 0 Then
percentChange(tickerIndex) = yearlyChange(tickerIndex) / openPrice
End If
'Adding current row's volume to total volume variable for current ticker.
totalVolume(tickerIndex) = totalVolume(tickerIndex) + Cells(i, volumeColumn).Value
'If we have reached a new ticker value...
Else
'Setting opening price equal to current row's opening price.
openPrice = Cells(i, openingPriceColumn).Value
End If
Next i
'Looping through all rows containing stock data & assigning calculated values accordingly.
Worksheets("All Stocks Analysis").Activate
For i = tickerIndex To tickerCount - 1
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, yearlyChangeColumn).Value = yearlyChange(i)
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, percentChangeColumn).NumberFormat = FormatPercent
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, percentChangeColumn).Value = percentChange(i)
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, totalVolumeColumn).Value = totalVolume(i)
If yearlyChange(i) > Yearly_Change_Green Then
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, yearlyChangeColumn).Interior.ColorIndex = Yearly_Change_Green
ElseIf yearlyChange(i) <= Yearly_Change_Red Then
Cells(startingCellRow + i + 1, yearlyChangeColumn).Interior.ColorIndex = Yearly_Change_Red
End If
Next i
'Closing workbook containing stock data & moving onto next year being analyzed (2017).
ActiveWorkbook.Close False
Workbooks.Open ("C:UserschrisOneDriveDocumentsUdemy VBA Stock ChallengeAll Stocks AnalysisYearly Change Worksheet.xlsm")
Worksheets("All Stocks Analysis").Activate
'Clearing contents from summary worksheet before populating it with new values.
Range("A1:O" & Rows.Count).ClearContents
Range("A1").Value = "All Stocks (2017)"
'Calling AllStocksAnalysis function passing in arguments pertaining to worksheet being analyzed (2017).
AllStocksAnalysis tickerCount:=12 _
,tickerColumn:=9 _
,startingCellRow:=4 _
,openingPriceColumn:=6 _
,closingPriceColumn:=10 _
,volumeColumn:=5 _
,yearlyChangeColumn:=11 _
,percentChangeColumn:=12 _
,totalVolumeColumn:=13 _
,Yearly_Change_Green:=4 _
,Yearly_Change_Red:=3
End Sub
Sub AllStocksAnalysis(tickerCount As LongLong _
,tickerColumn As Integer _
,startingCellRow As Integer _
,openingPriceColumn As Integer _
,closingPriceColumn As Integer _
,volumeColumn As Integer _
,yearlyChangeColumn As Integer _
,percentChangeColumn As Integer _
,totalVolumeColumn As Integer _
,Yearly_Change_Green As Integer _
,Yearly_Change_Red As Integer)
'Defining variables needed for calculation purposes.
Dim startTime As Single
startTime = Timer
Dim tickers(tickerCount -1 ) As String
Dim tickerIndex As Integer
'Declaring arrays needed for calculation purposes.
Dim yearlyChange(tickerCount -1 ) As Single
Dim percentChange(tickerCount -1 ) As Single
Dim totalVolume(tickerCount -1 ) As LongLong
'Setting starting values equal to zero.
For i = 0 To tickerCount -1
yearlyChange(i) = 0
percentChange(i)=0
totalVolume(i)=0
Next i
'Declaring variables needed for calculation purposes.
Dim openPrice As Single
'Setting starting location equal to cell B2.
Dim startingRow As Integer
startingRow=2
'Looping through all rows containing stock data.
For i=startingRow To Cells(Rows.Count,tickerColumn).End(xlUp).Row
'Checking if we are still within the same ticker value.
If Cells(i+1,tickerColumn).Value<>Cells(i,tickerColumn).Value Then
'Setting tickerIndex equal to current row minus starting row divided by total number of stocks being analyzed (12).
tickerIndex=tickerIndex+1
'Storing current row's ticker value into array element corresponding with its index number (tickerIndex).
tickers(tickerIndex)=Cells(i,tickerColumn).Value
End If
openPrice=Cells(i+1,closingPriceColumn)
closePrice=Cells(i,closingPriceColumn)
yearlyChange(tickerIndex)=closePrice-openPrice
If openPrice<>0 Then
percentChange(tickerIndex)=yearlyChange(tickerIndex)/openPrice
End If
totalVolume(tickerIndex)=totalVolume(tickerIndex)+Cells(i,volumeColumn).Value
Next i
End Sub<|repo_name|>Wjames98/GMCM<|file_sep|>/GMCM/__init__.py
from . import model as gmcm_model
__version__='v0.0.6'<|file_sep|># GMCM
[](https://gmcm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/?badge=latest)
GMCM stands for Gaussian Mixture Component Model.
This package contains Python implementations of three variants:
* **GMCM** - Gaussian mixture component model ([Liu et al., arXiv:1705.08589](https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.08589))
* **LGMCM** - Linearized GMCM ([Wang et al., arXiv:1812.11042](https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.11042))
* **NLGMCM** - Nonlinearized GMCM ([Wang et al., arXiv:1906.02381](https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.02381))
See [the documentation](https://gmcm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) for more details.
## Installation
To install this package run:
pip install git+https://github.com/Wjames98/GMCM.git --upgrade --no-cache-dir --no-deps --force-reinstall
or alternatively download [the source code](https://github.com/Wjames98/GMCM/archive/master.zip), extract it then run:
pip install . --upgrade --no-cache-dir --no-deps --force-reinstall
### Dependencies
This package depends on [NumPy](http://www.numpy.org), [SciPy](http://www.scipy.org), [scikit-learn](http://scikit-learn.org/stable/) and [TensorFlow](http://tensorflow.org).
## Citation
If you find this package useful please cite:
bibtex
@article{Wang2019,
author={Yue Wang and Yuxin Chen},
title={Nonlinearized Gaussian Mixture Component Models},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:1906.02381},
year={2019}
}
<|repo_name|>Wjames98/GMCM<|file_sep|>/docs/index.rst
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