stocks (48 products)

Genesis 7.7 (Shareware, $95)

Genesis is a stock charting and technical analysis trading system providing a complete set of models and charting features, with support for any type of instrument in all market cycles, Internet connectivity, spreadsheet-like capabilities, built-in database query builder, fully customisable charts, simultaneous analysis of multiple instruments, save/restore facilities and price line attachment overlays such as candlesticks, barcharts, high-lows, trends and channels.

Gotta Know Now - Web Page Watcher 2.6p (Shareware, $15)

Gotta Know Now continuously watches web pages that you specify for text, updates, or availability. If the text appears or an update occurs, Gotta Know Now will alert you with an audible sound and email. It displays the information just found, as well as the web page containing the information just found in it's browser window. It will run in the background while you are away or at your computer doing other work. Thus you can use Gotta Know Now to monitor a business news wire web site for a press release on your stock. Or you can use it to watch your web page's HTML log file for visitors. You will know first when a web page displays information you need. No longer do you have to be at your computer constantly checking your favorite web sites for the latest news. With Gotta Know Now your computer will continuously watch web pages text, or updates, then alert you by email. Run Gotta Know Now on your home computer and set it up to send you email alerts at work!

Historical Quotes Downloader 1.45 (Shareware, $49.95)

Historical Quotes Downloader is a software which allows you instantly download intraday and daily historical quotes of stocks, mutual funds, options, indices and commodity futures traded in US or Canada. It produces data output in a customizable ASCII format which makes it compatible with most spreadsheet and charting / technical analysis software packages like MetaStock, Omega TradeStation, Microsoft Excel and others.

IFocus 1.2 (Freeware)

IFocus is an unusual, free Web browsing utility that loads multiple Websites in multiple windows that you can position and size as you like. It

InferenceTrade 1.5.3 (Shareware, $55.00)

InferenceTrade is a stock market charting, analysis, and trading system development program. It is a complete package, integrating many features, with an emphasis on writing, testing, and implementing custom program-trading systems.

Investment Studio 1.1 (Shareware, $9.95)

Plan, track and analyze your investments with Investment Studio (TM)! Build custom screens in seconds. Program grids, charts and trading systems with simple, spreadsheet-style expressions and almost 400 powerful built-in functions. Create custom indicators and functions using your favorite ActiveX Scripting language. Download and parse quotes on any format, anywhere. Freely mix different currencies and markets; back-test, optimize and compare complex, multi-asset portfolio strategies.

Investor.net 2003 (Demo, $399.00)

With Investor.net, you can chat with other investors, participate in trading contests, view up-to-date news headlines from around the world, download data, create powerful object oriented charts with technical analysis, perform inter-market analysis, create powerful neural network indicators, program trading systems in BASIC or Java, build and install custom COM Add-Ins, and much more!

investX 1.4 (Shareware, $79.95)

Personal investment software package that incorporates all of the tools an end-of-day trader requires to make informed trading decisions. investX includes portfolio management, technical analysis and market-filtering tools. Aimed at being useful to the user throughout the entire investment cycle - a cycle which we see as involving: identification, research and analysis, tracking and maintenance.

LibMaster.com StockChart library 1.1 (Shareware, $99)

The LibMaster.com StockChart library: allows you to add the representation support of stock charts in your program with easy. It supports three formats of stock charts representation: candlestick, bar chart and line chart; allows to resize the represented chart, to change the size of the window; provides autoadjustments during the window size changes for more convenient viewing the visible part of the chart; allows to set colors of all represented chart elements; allows to load data for representation from text file and stream, and to save data in file or stream; requires minimum work resources, has high drawing speed; the LibMaster.com StockChart library is supplied as a static-link library (LIB) and dynamic-link library (DLL); supports all versions of popular C++ compilers for Windows; developed on the base of ANSI C++ standard and Windows API, without use of third-party libraries; LIB/DLL version is supplied with free open-source wrappers for all popular GUI libraries such as MFC, ATL, WTL; supports all ve

M7 Stocks Forecaster 5.0.63 (Freeware, $49)

Stock Market Forecasting Software. Forecasts 1-20 days ahead. Based on the famous M7 technology. Forecasts Open/Hi/Low/Closel. Colorful graphic display w/ true 3D shadows. Fast and easy to operate. Uses free Internet data to forecast stocks and mutual funds. User can forecast up to 20 days in the future. Fully functional 10 day trial. Includes free database. Add your own symbols.

M7 X3.5 Stocks Analyst 5.0.12 (Freeware)

Free Stock Market Analysis Selection Software finds the best stocks by sector. Based on the famous M7 technology. Shows strengths, weakness, and profit potential. Colorful graphic display w/ true 3D shadows. Fast and easy to operate. Uses free Internet data to show you the top 25 stocks in dozens of categories. User can go back up to a year to compare a stock

MetaLib 4.8 (Shareware, $49.95)

The MetaLib SDK includes functions for reading, writing, editing, inserting, sorting and deleting MetaStockTM price data. It is perfect for software developers wanting to create powerful add-on modules for MetaStockTM users. You have no complexities of accessing MetaStockTM data files from your program. As a result, your development time will be shorter.

OmniValue 1.4 (Shareware, $29)

With OmniValue you can organize your financial assets into portfolios and "owners." A portfolio contains assets of the same type, and the owner represents all assets that have the same legal owner. The assets are shown in a "value explorer" that's similar to the Windows Explorer. Different types of assets can be defined, such as stocks, funds, bonds, and bank accounts. The type of asset is defined by making a selection from a list of predefined value types. The asset is further described by inserting transactions, which are selected from a list of predefined transaction types. For each type of asset in the value explorer, calculations of market value, gain/loss, investment, Return, ROI, income, and tax is shown both as numbers and as graphs. The graphs show financial data per year, per component, and per type of value. The present value for an asset may also be updated from quote servers on the Web.

OptDrvr - Options Calculator 10.0 (Shareware, $95.00)

OptDrvr is an Excel addin providing the user with pricing models to evaluate stock options, Index options and Futures options, which are American or European style call or put options with or without dividends. Determines option fair values, deltas, gammas, vegas, thetas, rhos and implied volatilities. Option models include BLACK-SCHOLES, Black-Scholes adjusted and BINOMIAL. All the models are used by Professional Traders

PAM - the Pocket Asset Manager 1.2 (Shareware, $19.95)

PAM - The Pocket Stock and Asset Manager makes updating your stock portfolio a breeze. Either in the cradle or wirelessly connected, PAM is designed to use your existing Internet connection and efficiently retrieve STOCK and OPTIONS quotes from North American exchanges.

PickStock 1.6 (Demo, $49)

PickStock (copyright 2003, Bell Software and Services, Inc.) uses principal components analysis to search out potentially underpriced stocks by analyzing a user-supplied database of historical stock prices. The program is believed to be an implementation of what is known in the financial market modeling community as 'arbitrage pricing theory' (see for example S. Ross, 'The arbitrage theory of capital asset pricing', J. Economic Theory, vol. 13, pp. 341-360, 1976). The theory postulates that a given vector of prices (for example, today's price for a set of stocks) can be explained by a linear combination of underlying economic components. While there is apparently substantial debate in the economic community as to the viability of the arbitrage pricing theory, this application provides a tool to test it out on real data.