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Calculating financial risk ratios with Squarequant

  SquareQuant  is a recently published open-source Python library ( https://github.com/SquareQuant ) for quantitative finance that provides risk metrics, performance analysis and investment analysis.  Features: Calculation of multiple risk ratios such as Sharpe, Sortino, Value at Risk (VaR), Conditional VaR, maximum drawdown, semi-deviation, Ulcer index, etc ... Integrates with both yfinance and Theta data to retrieve data Built-in plotting functions for rolling risk metrics, drawdown analysis and risk dashboards. The readme file on the  GitHub repo  https://github.com/SquareQuant/squarequant-package  provides sample Python code to get started

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