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AptiStockX is a local-first desktop stock charting and portfolio research application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is the modern continuation of AptiStock, first released in 2005. AptiStockX focuses on native desktop charting, local chart files, local workspaces, watchlists, downloaded market data, provider-separated data workflows, technical indicators, drawing tools, multi-monitor charting, and optional AI-assisted chart review.

Ever since Yahoo! finance decommissioned their historical data API, many programs that relied on it to stop working. yfinance aims to solve this problem by offering a reliable, threaded, and Pythonic way to download historical market data from Yahoo! finance. yfinance aimed to offer a temporary fix to the problem by scraping the data from Yahoo! Finance and returning a the data in the same format as pandas_datareader's get_data_yahoo(), thus keeping the code changes in existing software to a...

Stock center is a tool I am working on for tracking investments. It's centered around dividend investing, tracking your purchases and dividend income. This project started life as a single file script that I wrote for myself to run @ home only. It's grown a good deal since those days, and it is going through some growing pains as I work to re-structure it into a more proper application. It's by no means "enterprise class", but I'm working hard when I have time to move it in a good...

Frugal is a simple yet powerful personal finance and stock portfolio management application. It provides quick on-line stock quote and currency rate updates and easy to understand graphical and textual views of your financial situation.

This project aims to provide a user friendly interface to the historical stock data available from Bovespa (Brazil's main stock exchange), enabling users to easily check quotes for specific stocks at a chosen date.