Building a Powerful Stock Screener with Python: Interactive Streamlit app for Nasdaq Stocks(Part 3).

The NASDAQ Stock Screener: Boost Investment Strategies with Streamlit & AI

Are you looking for an efficient and effective way to analyze potential investment opportunities? In this article series, we’ve introduced a range of features that can be used to create a powerful stock screener in Python. If you have not read the previous two parts, please start with Part 1.

In this post, we will converge all the previously discussed modules into one cohesive Streamlit application. The integration includes deep learning features, technical indicators, and a range of stock filters. With this intuitive app, investors can easily filter stocks based on their specific criteria and view visualizations of the filtered results.

Check out the full code available on my GitHub link at the end of this article. You can try the Demo App there.

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However, it’s important to note that when using Streamlit, the code runs every time a user makes a change to the filters or other parameters. As such, we’ll need to make some adjustments to the code to ensure that it runs efficiently and doesn’t overload the system. Let’s take a closer look to the complete code below and make the necessary changes to create a streamlined and user-friendly app.