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Nov 11, 2026
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Hello and welcome to the 24th financial charting tutorial with Python and Matplotlib.
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Where we left off, we have this wonderful looking chart.
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We've got the RSI added, the MACD added.
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Hello and welcome to the 22nd financial plotting tutorial within Python and Matplotlib where we left off.
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We created a function for computing the exponential moving average.
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Now what we want to do is create a function for using the exponential moving average to compute the MACD.
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What is going on everybody? Welcome to the 21st financial plotting tutorial with Matplotlib and Python.
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Where we left off, we made the addition of the relative strength index to the top of our chart.
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A few things I would like to change about it, but I think the best thing for us to do is to go ahead and add, or at least start adding, the MACD indicator and then we'll change up the colors with RSI and the MACD all together at the same time.
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What is going on everybody? Welcome to the 20th financial charting tutorial with Python and Matplotlib.
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This is where we've left off.
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And so yeah, let's go ahead and get started and let's start editing this RSI chart a little bit more.
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What is up, everybody? Welcome to the 16th financial plotting tutorial with Python and Matplotlib.
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I am your host, Mr. CentDex, and let's get started.
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So where we left off, we got this... simple moving average a couple simple moving average lines going on the 26 and 12. we've decided that those need to be color changed line thickness changed wow that was some serious zoom and then also we noticed this little gap here in our volume just looks unprofessional so we're going to go ahead and fix that as well so let's go ahead and hop into that and get started so let's just scroll up to the top orient ourselves you know the deal So let's go down now that we've been oriented.
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Hello and welcome to another Matplotlib tutorial.
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In this tutorial we're going to be talking about how to smooth lines out.
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Now there's a few different ways to do it.
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Alright guys, welcome back.
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This is the, I don't know, 19th video, I think? Financial charting within Python and Matplotlib.
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What we did last time was actually define our RSI function.
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Not positive it's going to work just yet, but I think it will.
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It's like the way that you handle it is different on each operating system.
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I know Matplotlib will act the same way that I'm used to.
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So I'm going to use Matplotlib here.
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We're also going to...
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We probably...
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Hello everybody and welcome to the 17th financial charting tutorial with Python and Matplotlib.
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Where we left off we added this simple moving average or two simple moving average lines of 12 and 26.
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Probably in a little bit we'll change those to something more like 20 and 200 just because this is a very long term chart.
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What is going on everybody? Welcome to the 12th financial charting tutorial within Python and Matplotlib.
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Where we left off, I'll just bring up an example of the chart that we've got.
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We left off with a chart basically like this.
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