Tag: covid-19 pandemic
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Post-SVB Risk Aware Investing
The recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and its repercussions have prompted a reevaluation of risk-aware investing in the US financial sector. The crisis has exposed the vulnerability of banks invested in long-term fixed income assets, highlighting the importance of diversification and risk management. Market indicators suggest continued volatility and uncertainty, urging investors to exercise…
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Comparison of Global Growth Stocks – 2. AZN
Summary: A comprehensive QC assessment of top growth stocks in Q1’23 was conducted, focusing on A-rated AstraZeneca PLC (AZN) in the biopharmaceutical industry. The company’s financial indicators, technical analysis, and algorithmic trading signals were analyzed. Backtesting showed a 34% profit from investing in AZN, outperforming the benchmark by 50%.
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COVID-19 Data Visualization, Impact and Vaccine Sentiment Analysis
The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic is the defining global health crisis of our time and the greatest challenge we have faced since World War Two. After over two years of living with Covid-19, we are learning to adapt to a world with this disease. 2022 ends with looming risk of a new coronavirus variant, health experts…
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50 Coronavirus COVID-19 Free APIs
The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered the creation of numerous free, accessible APIs providing real-time data on the virus’s spread. With data in JSON and CSV formats sourced from reputable institutions, developers and researchers can track cases, government policies, and more for informed decision-making and analysis.
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Interactive Global COVID-19 Data Visualization with Plotly
COVID-19, caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus, has affected 227.2 million people and caused 4,672,629 deaths. The disease, first reported in Wuhan, has spread globally. Data visualization tools like Plotly and analysis of Kaggle datasets provide insights into the pandemic’s impact, with the US leading in confirmed cases and deaths. China has managed to control the spread.
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Bear Market Similarity Analysis using Nasdaq 100 Index Data
We calculate similarities between the current market conditions and the selected six historical bear market events using the Nasdaq 100 Index Data. Results suggest that Covid19 pandemic, 1987 black Monday, and 1990 recession are closest to the current bear market.
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