Hi there everyone. Getting to know both Quantopian and Python and I'm stuck:
I've learned how to set up a pipeline with a prebuilt stock universe, but to understand all the processes I'd like to control exactly which stocks are in the pipeline to begin with. For instance picking 20 stocks that I like and then apply filters, trading logic etc. Any way of doing this? Any help appreciated :)
Take a look at Take a look at the StaticAssets or the StaticSids filters. Those allow one to enter a fixed set of securities as a trading universe. see https://www.quantopian.com/help#built-in-filters
Attached is simple algorithm which implements the 'StaticAssets' filter.
Good luck.
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