Hey, thanks for sharing! I’ve been using yfinance for mutual fund percent change tracking too, and it’s been pretty reliable. One tip: if you’re tracking multiple funds, you can loop through a list of tickers to automate the process.
```python
tickers = ["VFIAX", "VTSAX", "VBTLX"]
for ticker in tickers:
mf = yf.Ticker(ticker)
data = mf.history(period="1y")
percent_change = (data['Close'][-1] - data['Close'][0]) / data['Close'][0] * 100
print(f"{ticker}: {percent_change:.2f}%")
```
Saves a ton of time!
```python
tickers = ["VFIAX", "VTSAX", "VBTLX"]
for ticker in tickers:
mf = yf.Ticker(ticker)
data = mf.history(period="1y")
percent_change = (data['Close'][-1] - data['Close'][0]) / data['Close'][0] * 100
print(f"{ticker}: {percent_change:.2f}%")
```
Saves a ton of time!
