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write some code that takes as input the name of the fund, the price of the fund per unit, the percentage of growth from yesterday, a month ago, 3 months ago, 6 months ago and 12 months ago as well as the number of units owned and generates a line chart wi

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answer write some code that takes as input the name of the fund, the price of the fund per unit, the percentage of growth from yesterday, a month ago, 3 months ago, 6 months ago and 12 months ago as well as the number of units owned and generates a line chart wi

write some code that takes as input the name of the fund, the price of the fund per unit, the percentage of growth from yesterday, a month ago, 3 months ago, 6 months ago and 12 months ago as well as the number of units owned and generates a line chart wi

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def plot_fund_value_evolution(fund_name, price_per_unit, growth_percentages, num_units):
    # Create a dataframe with the growth percentages
    growth_data = pd.DataFrame({
        'Time Period': ['1 Year Ago', '6 Months Ago', '3 Months Ago', '1 Month Ago', 'Yesterday'],
        'Growth Percentage': growth_percentages
    })
    
    # Convert percentages to decimal format
    growth_data['Growth Percentage'] = growth_data['Growth Percentage'] / 100.0
    
    # Calculate the value at each time point
    growth_data['Total Value'] = price_per_unit * num_units * (1 - growth_data['Growth Percentage'])
    
    # Add the current value to the data
    current_value = pd.DataFrame({
        'Time Period': ['Current'],
        'Total Value': [price_per_unit * num_units]
    })
    growth_data = pd.concat([growth_data, current_value])
    
    # Plot the total value over time
    plt.figure(figsize=(10, 6))
    plt.plot(growth_data['Time Period'], growth_data['Total Value'], marker='o', label=fund_name)
    plt.xlabel('Time Period')
    plt.ylabel('Total Value (Price Per Unit * Number of Units)')
    plt.title('Evolution of Total Value for ' + fund_name)
    plt.legend()
    plt.show()

# Test the function with an example
plot_fund_value_evolution('SiBestSelect', 160.45, [-0.2, -1.39, 1.02, 2.17, 3.89], 3.0028)

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