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Stockhub is an open source intelligence tool for stock investment. It automatically collects FA, TA, rating, sentiment from many web sites/blogs; Track top performers’ portfolios; Find the most commonly rated long/short stocks, without browser and GUI.
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Utility to validate, extract, show and create digital documents included in files with "pk7" and "fp7" extensions such as electronic bills provided by some phone companies in Spain like Movistar and Telefonica.
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Beanie is a flexible, distributed open-source accounting system for medium-sized companies. It includes back-end batch processing as well as a GTK GUI. It provides automated purchases, sales and nominal ledgers as well as automated invoicing (via email).
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This project provides market data (Stock Ticker) tools for ticker data from various US based Equity and Options feed providers. This includes Feeds from NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ. The tools are for storing a copy, replaying and detecting gaps in the feeds.
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