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A Package for Point and Figure Charting

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pyPnF

A Python package for Point and Figure Charting


Installation

pip install pypnf

Usage

Quickstart using integrated time-series example

from pypnf import PointFigureChart
from pypnf import dataset

ts = dataset()

pnf = PointFigureChart(ts=ts,method='cl', reversal=1, boxsize=1, scaling='abs')
print(pnf)

Literature

Weber, Zieg (2003) The Complete Guide to Point-and-Figure Charting - The new science of an old art. Harriman House, ISBN: 1-897-5972-82

du Plessis (2012) The Definitive Guide to Point and Figure: A Comprehensive Guide to the Theory and Practical Use of the Point and Figure Charting Method. 2nd Edition. Harriman House, ISBN: 978-0857192455

du Plessis (2015) 21st Century Point and Figure - New and advanced techniques for using Point and Figure charts. Harriman House, ISBN: 978-0857194428

Shah (2018) Trading the Markets the Point & Figure way : become a noiseless trader and achieve consistent success in markets. Notion Press, ISBN: 978-1642492248


Copyright

pyPnF is licensed under a MIT License.

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