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Learning Data Analysis with Python: Multiple Regression Analysis with Bayesian Statistics - Performing Fundamental Analysis of Stock Prices

Learning Data Analysis with Python: Multiple Regression Analysis with Bayesian Statistics - Performing Fundamental Analysis of Stock Prices
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An article explaining how to apply multiple regression analysis using Bayesian statistics in Python as a simple example of fundamental analysis of stock prices.

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  • •Stock price analysis methods include fundamental analysis based on financial metrics and technical analysis based on price movements.
  • •This article uses multiple regression analysis as a simple example of applying fundamental analysis.
  • •It is presented as the 11th installment of the Bayesian Statistics section of 'Gentle Data Analysis for First-Year Professionals'.
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