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Financial System Simulator demonstrates in a very simple way how our financial System works and how it creates Money. Shows its good and bad side-effects and possible solutions. Visit the Homepage of this Project to play around or download the Simulation. Feel free to extend the Javascript Code. With Version 4 Simulations can be saved on a Server. This needs a Webserver with MySQL and PHP5.3+Kohana Framework.

AIStockBot aims to become the greatest Technical and Fundamental Stock Analysis program using different approaches including Artificial Intelligence. It strives to recommend stocks better than your average Financial Adviser.

Permite llevar un registro claro de todos los Ingresos,Egresos,Proveedores,Empresas,Empleados,Cuentas, Locaciones,usuarios,ncf, y métodos de pago, en su casa,proyectos, condominios o empresa, ya sea para fines personales, administrativos o contables

Online Alternative Trading System (ATS) with Paypal Express Checkout API

International online secure trading platform (no set-up fees, free to use, legal, available, based on a win-win strategy) from a Payment Service Provider Payment API (PSP Moneybookers) and FreePay to help raise account balance of participants.

eMarket is a downloadable, opensource (GPL) stock exchange program.

The PIE project aims to provide Real Estate Investors with a FREE web based tool to use to evaluate potential rental properties before investing. Multiple users are supported. Reports generated in PDF format. Based on qooxdoo platform.

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.

MyPhpMoney is a tool written in PHP to manage bank accounts thru a web interface. It uses mysql to store data and relies on PHPLIB (template, session and database abstraction).

A web-based (Java) prediction market. Users can place funds (real or play) on their prediction of the outcome of some future event. Observers have noted that such markets are better able to predict the actual outcome than experts.