Notices

MaeMoney is a Google Finance client for the N900. It provides near-realtime updates for your stocks, mutual funds, etc that you have set up on Google.
http://maemo.org/packages/view/maemoney/

Here are some of the features:
* Double click to show transactions for the selected stock (v0.3)
* Long press to show transactions or open webpage (v0.3)
* Added support for 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) (v0.3)
* Supports both portrait and landscape mode (v0.2)
* Can choose update interval (v0.2)
* [Feature removed in v0.3] Double click to open Google Finance webpage (v0.2)
* Displays information about positions in a portfolio: exchange, symbol, company name, quote change, change percentage, P/E ratio, market capitalization, daily volume (v0.2), average volume (v0.2) and delay (v0.2).
* Supports English and Chinese user interface (setting takes effect next time the app is launched)
* Can choose from different Google Finance servers (U.S.Canada, U.K., China, Hong Kong)

First time setup:
* You need a Google account.
* Log on to Google Finance (e.g. www.google.com/finance) and create one or more portfolios
* Launch MaeMoney and log in with your Google account credentials
* You can then browse your portfolios.

Caution:
Since MaeMoney constantly queries the Google Finance server for stock quote updates, please monitor your data usage carefully.

Backlog:
http://github.com/shinghei/MaeMoney/...ture%20Request

Nice...Though I don't have stocks...If I did. I would use this!
Thanks for taking the time to code this!

Great app. Unfortunately it closes down while starting.

It closes down while starting for me too

Can you please do me a favor and run the following command in Xterminal?

Please let me know the output.

Yep, give me a minute

I have a feeling that it has to do with the QtNetwork module. If you are missing that, you can install it through apt-get for now:

This is the output

raceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/maemoney/MaeMoney.py", line 6, in <module>
from MMController import MMController
File "/opt/maemoney/MMController.py", line 3, in <module>
from gdata.finance.service import FinanceService
ImportError: No module named gdata.finance.service

Thanks gkosters. Please do an "apt-get install python-gdata". It should resolve the issue. I'll have another build very soon which will have the dependency fixed.

I have a slightly stupid question
How can I copy an X Terminal output to here?
Thanks :P

P.S. It's working now, after the apt-get install python-gdata