This library can make Derivative Analysis easy for the F&O stocks listed in Indian Stock Market. It takes in input as the location of the folder where the Bhav Copy is stored for Cash Market and F&O Market.
And then it within the same folder can create the csv files for F&O Bhav copy analysis. It shows the cumulative OI and cumulative OI change as well as in percentage.
The sample code is as below:
from AlgoFnO import * list = [‘RELIANCE’,’TCS’,’INFY’] a = BhavCopyAnalysis() print(a.doAnalysis(“/Users/<username>/Desktop/AlgoFnO Sample Data”,list))
Using the above code basically we pass comma separated list of stocks and the location of the folder where the files are stored.
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0.0.1 (13/07/2022)
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