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- 2011-Mar-10: Stock Picking using Python looking for promising stocks on the TSE using data from Google finance. [9446]
- 2010-Apr-30: The SEC is thinking of using Python for real specification pseudo-code for complex financial instruments. [9096]
- 2009-May-19: Brownian motion of a stock, this simulates stock market price movements with a Brownian Motion model. This should generate trends that look reasonable, but lack enough infrequent, but large, movements. [7994] [1]
- 2008-Sep-09: How to get historical stock quotes from Google Finance. [6824] [1]
- 2008-Aug-05: For UK stocks the SEDOL security identifiers can be checked with this recipe. [6636]
- 2008-Jun-23: Updating a stock quote spreadsheet with data from Yahoo. [6415]
- 2008-Jun-05: Using Python to generate sparkline graphs for stock pricing. Sparklines can also be generated with CSS code. [6286] [1]
- 2008-May-30: ystockquote.py is a module for gathering stock quotes from Yahoo, example is here. [6261]
- 2007-Dec-18: An example of pulling stock quotes from Google Finance appeared in the Python Papers. [4465]
- 2007-Dec-12: A stock market checking application that gets its data from finance.google.com. The user interface is written with PythonCard. [4416] [1]
- 2007-Sep-18: A module for retrieving stock quotations from Yahoo, this has more capabilities that the simple Google quote module. [2147]
- 2007-Sep-17: A simple function for retrieving stock quotes from Google Finance. [2139]
- 2007-Aug-24: A recipe for downloading stock market prices from Yahoo [278]
- 2007-Aug-24: Stock share price downloader module [277]
- 2007-Aug-24: PyStocks is an interface to public stock quotation systems such as Yahoo Finance [276]
- 2007-Aug-24: IbPy - Interactive Brokers Python API, announced here. Now available from the Google Code site. [275]