What is A Dollar Project?

A Dollar Project is a blog where I (Ozan) share my trading experiences, Python scripts, market analysis, and lessons learned. It’s for traders who like tinkering with code or coders curious about markets.

Do I need to know coding to follow along?

Not much. If you have basic Python knowledge—just enough to understand loops, variables, and functions—you’ll be able to follow most blog posts. You don’t need to be a developer.

Can I copy and run the Python code from your blog?

Yes. I encourage it. You can even tweak the scripts and test your own strategies. Some pages may soon have embedded Python consoles where you can run code right on the site.

Do you offer paid courses or memberships?

Nope. At least not yet. Everything is free. If I ever offer a paid resource, it’ll only be something genuinely useful—no hype, no “get-rich” schemes.

What markets do you cover?

Mostly crypto, forex, and stocks. I rotate depending on interest and opportunity. Strategy and risk management matter more than the asset.

Can I contact you or ask for help?

Absolutely. You can reach out via the contact form or leave a comment under any blog post. I try to respond as often as I can.

Can I submit a topic request or guest post?

Yes, I’m open to ideas. If you have a topic suggestion or want to contribute a blog post related to trading or Python, just message me.

What tools or libraries do you use?

Primarily Python, with libraries like pandas, matplotlib, ccxt, yfinance, and plotly. I also use Jupyter Notebook and VSCode for development.

Are your strategies financial advice?

No. Everything here is for educational and experimental purposes only. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

Why “A Dollar Project”?

Because all big ideas can start with just one dollar. It’s about building something from the ground up—whether it’s a portfolio, a project, or a line of code.