Portfolio analysis and risk management financial library.

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Documentation

http://packages.python.org/jflow/

Dowloads

http://pypi.python.org/pypi/jflow/

Source

http://github.com/lsbardel/jflow

Keywords

finance, quantitative, timeseries, data, analysis, django, python

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Python package for portfolio analysis.

• Django for database and web-framework.
• stdnet for fast in-memory and persistent data-structures using redis.
• dynts for timeseries analysis.
• unuk for creating rpc servers.
• django-extracontent a django utility application.

To use jflow you need to install redis, which is the only database back-end supported by stdnet. If you are working in linux, simply download the latest redis version and compile it. If you are working on windows you can get binaries here. Make sure the version you are installing is greater than 2.0.

Start redis and open a separate shell. You can run tests from the console from within the jflow source directory:

python runtests.py

In the example directory you can find an application of the library.

Good luck