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iTrade

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Trading & Charting system written in Python including Quotes Management, Historic Data, Live Data, Import/Export, Charting, candlestick and Technical analysis, automated alerts, portfolio management, risk management, and much much more

Created over 3 years ago.

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QuickFIX

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QuickFIX is a full-featured open source FIX engine, currently compatible with the FIX 4.0-4.4 spec. It runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD and Mac OS X. API's are available for C++, Java, .NET, Python and Ruby.

Created over 3 years ago.

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Fin-allyProject OverviewFin-ally (Financial Ally) is a financial analysis and expense tracking tool written in Python using a wxWidgets GUI framework and a SQLite database layer. This tool is intended ... [More] to address and answer a number of simple financial questions, such as: What do I spend my money on? What types of expenses should I target for reduction to increase savings? What percentage of my weekly/monthly/annual pay am I saving? Additionally, Fin-ally is designed to provide a certain amount of graphical and numerical feedback about your expenses. This feedback will eventually be provided in three forms: A list of expenses in simple grid format. Graphical expense tracking over time (ie: bar graphs). Basic numerical analysis. Project ComponentsAs described above, Fin-ally is designed to interpret and dislay financial data. In order to achieve this, Fin-ally needs to be able to collect financial information, turn them into persistent records, and display them to a human user. The major technical components are: Data CollectionCurrently, data collection is handled via either a finance entry control or an import control. The finance entry control allows the user to input data for a single transaction, while the import control allows the user to load a financial data file similar to a Quicken file format. SQLite databaseRecord persistence is handled via a SQLite interface, responsible for reading, writing, seraching, and maintaining a SQLite database (.db) file. GUI InterfaceThe User Interface portion of Fin-ally is written using the wxPython framework, and handles the majority of the interaction between the database and the user. WxPython becomes the run-time "master" for Fin-ally, and it handles all program flow. Project PrerequisitesIn order to run the Fin-ally application, the following software packages are required: Python 2.5.1 or higher (when available). Beginning with verion 2.5.1, most Python distributions contain the sqlite3 module, which is required for Fin-ally. To get a Python distribution, check out the Python.org downloads. wxPython module for Python 2.5. This provides the required GUI modules and is typically not part of a standard Python installation. It can be found with the wxPython binary downloads. (optional) The Sqlite3 executable. This will allow you to open SQLite version 3 files and inspect them independent of Fin-ally. Extremely useful for debugging. It can be found with the SQLite downloads. Running Fin-allyExecuting the Fin-ally program can be done from a command line environment using: >> python FINally.py and it can also be executed by double-clicking on the FINally.py file. NOTE: If no database (.db) file is present in the root Fin-ally directory, the Fin-ally tool will prompt the user to input a file name (ending in .db), which it will then populate with sample data and use as the default database. [Less]

Created 12 months ago.

Projects tagged ‘finance’, ‘python’, and ‘windows’