As a stock trader you'll need a technical analysis software to help you make your transaction decision. And Ubuntu provides this. What a gem I found, and it's free.
This software already listed in synaptic package manager, Qtstalker.
Qtstalker can use data from various sources, including Yahoo! Finance or a CSV file, so you can use this software to analyze any market data.

Available indicators are :

• Accumulation Distribution
• Average True Range
• Bollinger Bands
• Commodity Channel Index
• Compare
• Counter
• Custom
• Detrended Price Oscillator
• Directional Movement Index
• Elder's Market Thermometer
• Elder's Safezone Stop
• Force Index
• Math Functions
• Moving Average
• Moving Average Convergence Divergence
• Moving Average Oscillator
• Money Flow
• Momentum
• Performance
• Pivot Point
• Rate of Change
• Reference
• Relative Strength Index
• Parabolic SAR
• Standard Deviation
• Stochastic
• Symbol
  
• TRIX
  
• Ultimate Oscillator
• Volume
• Volatility Ratio
• Volume Trends
• Williams %R

As I am new to this software, I still can't find Fibbonaci Control and Time. But I don't think it's there.

Installation is easy as any software that already listed in synaptic package manager. Just open Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager and find qtstalker then install it, that easy. And it has helpful Help.

I am not promising anything, but if I find this software useful, I may post a little tutorial on how to use it (not on technical analysis aspect of course).


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