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Quoter
Quoter - The Console Based Stock Quote Tool
Quoter is a small command line tool to fetch stock quotes. In order to minimize HTML scraping, it retrieves quotes from IEXCloud. You can signup for free and get 500k stock quotes per month. Please check their usage agreements prior to signing up and ensure you are allowed to user their service. After getting an account, log into the dashboard and you can see your API tokens. -
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Bovespa Analytics
BI/Analytics tool for reading official brazilian market data freely provided by Bacen (Central Bank of Brazil - http://www.bcb.gov.br/?ENGLISH), CVM (Securities and Exchange Commission of Brazil - http://www.cvm.gov.br/subportal_ingles/index.html), BM&FBOVESPA (Brazilian Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange - http://www.bmfbovespa.com.br/en_us/index.htm). -
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coinmanager
Coinmanager is a software to maintain a coin collection
Coinamanger is a little tool to maintain your collection of coins. It is possible to enter the coins with detailed information like name, year, fineness, images of the front and back site, estimated value and denomination. Of course, it is also possible to search for entered coins and to edit them. Furthermore, the value of the collection can be callculated on the current rates of the materials and currencies. -
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Personal Financier
Personal budgeting software with projections based on past trends.
Personal Financier is a tool to track expenses by category and then project the impact to the overall budget. Underspending in a given month increases the budget available to use in future months, and overspending reduces it. In this way, the budget adjusts over time to reflect actual spending. The easiest way to try it out is to use the demo account (password demo) that gets automatically setup on install. -
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Supermarkt
Where do you want to shop today? Deluxe Manager for Shoppinglists.
A computer without Supermarkt is worthless. Supermarkt is a Java real-life shopping simulator and best used before rushing through the supermarket. Sometimes it might be necessary to check up the costs before shopping, so keep your data uptodate. -
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Group Expense Manager
A Java based tool to calculate individual share in group expenses
This tool can be used when you want to calculate how much you need to give or get from other group members. For example 5 people go out on a trip.Say person A,B,C,D,E. And Expenses are like: 1. Trip road cost : 2000 bucks (A paid 1000,B paid 500,C paid 500) 2. A,B had snacks : 50 bucks (A paid 50) 3. B,C,D had drinks : 150 bucks (B paid 150) 4. -
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A simple tool to securely and conveniently keep your credit card info at your finger tips. Great for online shoppers who don't feel like pulling out your wallet and typing in all of those numbers each time you want to make a purchase.
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