This is a post focus on learning resources for finance and programming. I will keep updating this post.

Resources for Learning Finance and Programming

Finance YouTube Channels:

1. Graham Stephan:
   • YouTube: Graham Stephan is known for making financial education engaging and easy to understand. He has amassed a large following with over 4.21 million subscribers【6†(source)】.
   • Other Platforms: Graham Stephan is also active on Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Pinterest【19†(source)】【20†(source)】.
2. Bloomberg Markets and Finance:
   • YouTube: This channel provides a range of financial news and analysis, with 1.58 million subscribers【7†(source)】.
3. The Motley Fool:
   • YouTube: Recommended for stock market advice【8†(source)】.
4. Zacks Investment Research:
   • YouTube: Recommended for investing strategies【8†(source)】.
5. Ivan on Tech:
   • YouTube: Recommended for cryptocurrency enthusiasts【8†(source)】.

Programming YouTube Channels:

1. Traversy Media:
   • YouTube: Offers web tutorials on various programming languages including Node, Angular, Ruby, React.js, Python, and more, with around 725K subscribers【12†(source)】.
   • Other Platforms: Traversy Media is also active on Twitter, Facebook, and Telegram【24†(source)】【25†(source)】.
2. Fireship:
   • YouTube: Known for high-intensity code tutorials and tech news, with 2.19 million subscribers【13†(source)】.
3. The Coding Train:
   • YouTube: Offers creative coding video tutorials on topics like algorithmic art, machine learning, simulation, and generative poetry【14†(source)】.
4. Free Code Camp:
   • YouTube: Provides a wide range of programming tutorials and challenges, also known for its community-driven content【15†(source)】.

These channels and personalities have a strong presence on YouTube as well as on other platforms, making them a good resource for learning and staying updated in the fields of finance and programming.