Open Source Linux Investment Management Software - Page 9

Spekulation is a tool to manage an investment club. It provides all necessary views and interactions for a club administration. Club members are able to retrieve information about the actual club situation: their shares, club share price, depot etc.

StPenny is yet another portfolio management tool.

The Artificial Stock Intelligence will function as a guide in selecting the best stocks for you, regardless of whether you are a day trader or saving money for retirement.

Stock center is a tool I am working on for tracking investments. It's centered around dividend investing, tracking your purchases and dividend income. This project started life as a single file script that I wrote for myself to run @ home only. It's grown a good deal since those days, and it is going through some growing pains as I work to re-structure it into a more proper application. It's by no means "enterprise class", but I'm working hard when I have time to move it in a good direction. Interested in helping? Drop me a line, maybe we can figure out a way for you to contribute. I have lots of things on my to-do list that you may or may not think are fun, but it all needs doing. Note: Currently only NYSE stocks are supported. Funds, etc are not currently supported. See the blog for release notes. Discussion area for support.

The purpose of this program is to prove that given a finite number of Monkeys and a finite amount of time one monkey will be able to make more money off the stock market than any human being. Checkout our web site for an uncorrupted download.

Stock Monster ... Stockmarket data collection and analysis tools. Update 8-2-15. I have begun a full rewrite, so i'm looking for help at the ground floor stage.

This program uses the Monte Carlo simulation to calculate the stock returns .It uses the historical data .

Performs basic to advanced mathematical computations needed to determine stock and other securities numerical parameters. Helps find entry and exit points for securities. Provides PocketPC and MacOS Dashboard access to a stock market inspired calculator.

The StockTools project provides open-source tools for the fundamental analysis of stocks for the purposes of buying and maintaining a strong, well-balanced portfolio. The tools are particularly appropriate for investment clubs. Will work with .ssg file

Stock Tracker is a simple utility that allows users to create "watchlists" of their favorite stocks to monitor performance over time. It leverages the power of ADODB and PHP/SWF Charts.

Stocktrak, uses yahoo financial for tracking updates on a mentioned list of scrips. It provides the ability to customise the scrip list and track various parameters like daily high, or current value, percentage change etc.

To be done ...

StockFear is an open management system that a medium business can use. It is simple and clearly structured, primarily based on Java. SF comes in two flavors, with a desktop based client and web based client.

StockManiac is a alternative Asset Inventory System with web based user interface. It can retrieve quotes and news feeds automatically and has a time-machine like design which distinguishes it from many other portfolio management applications.

Automated trading system extracts stock quotes from Forex, MetaTrader and tries to detemine points to open/close orders. Using moving average. Implemented in Java. Future versions will use such cool stuff as data mining and artificial inteligance.

A gnome panel applet to display stock quotes and graphs.

A multithreaded GNOME-Python application to monitor stock and option prices using data from free web sites. Also tracks a portfolio of selected stocks.

If you are long term Investors, you use Linux operating system and love command line utilities then STOCKY is for you. As a key feature, stocky will tell you whether to hold or sell your stocks based on stoploss you have set.

This project is intended to provide Git access to the code of the original project, TA-Lib, which uses Subversion. It is intended for system integrators wishing to use TA-Lib in their Git-managed project through Git submodules or subtrees. No actual development is being done here; all development happens in the original project.

The TEchnical STock Analyzer (TESTA) is a package intended to perform screening of large number of stocks meeting a certain set of conditions based on technical indicators. These conditions can be used to generate buy/sell signals. Many built-in indicator

TOPCEE (Toyese Oyegoke Process Cost & Economic Evaluator) is a GUI-based Python application designed to assist chemical engineers, researchers, and students in evaluating the profitability of chemical/process plants. The app calculates capital and operational expenditures (CAPEX & OPEX) and provides key profitability metrics such as: **ROI (Return on Investment) **IRR (Internal Rate of Return) **NPV (Net Present Value) **Payback Period (Discounted and Non-Discounted) **Benefit-Cost Ratios Users input plant-specific values like feedstock costs, operating time, product price, and equipment cost — and the tool generates real-time visualizations and results. TOPCEE is ideal for feasibility studies, academic research, and early-stage techno-economic evaluations.

Tail is a Java library for technical analysis with result of major popular analysis indicator: SMA , Bollinger Band , MACD ,etc.

TariffEye is a business intelligence software for analysis of banking tariff. It has a builder to construct and digitalize tariff and a reader to simulate portofolios for further analysis and forecasting of banking costs. May be adapted for other sectors

Technical indicators in Python For now there are: RSI - Relative Strength Index, SMA - Simple Moving Average, WMA - Weighted Moving Average, EMA - Exponential Moving Average, BB - Bollinger Bands, Bollinger Bandwidth, %B, ROC and MA envelopes When I can I will add more. If anyone wishes to contribute with new code or corrections/suggestions, feel free.