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    GeniusTrader

    GeniusTrader

    GeniusTrader is a stock market trading systems toolkit

    GeniusTrader aims to be a full featured toolbox for creating stock market trading systems based on Technical-Analysis methods. GeniusTrader implements trading systems defined in terms of: specific entry-exit points, current cash, current positions, trade type and most traditional technical analysis indicators. Market data time-periods range from ticks to years. Backtesting defined trading systems as well as tools to develop and test technical market indicators are provided. Visit...
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    Kools is a collection of tools and applications to be used to enhance the Reuters Kondor+ product. Kools also offers some tools for RMDS (ex Triarch).
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    NWBal is a command line tool for viewing your Natwest on-line banking balance and mini statements for all your accounts. It includes an email reporting facility for daily reports will soon have graphing capability for viewing historical data.
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