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I am looking for a good in-depth stocks or investment application. I have tried GRISM but it is lacking. There are others Ive found like JStock which uses java, Eclipse Trader which is not user friendly. Stock Market Eye looks interesting, but it is pricey. Can anyone recommend anything else out there? Thanks!

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Actually I doubt that there is a decent stock trading application available for Linux. I recommend you VMWare/VirtualBox with MetaTrader or something. – Philip Jan 27 '11 at 23:41
You may get more answers if you add a typical use-case to your question. – Stefano Palazzo♦ Jan 28 '11 at 0:58
whats wrong in JStock? – Alaukik Feb 7 '11 at 12:58

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If you're looking for technical analysis software, then QTStalker is a good native application. Amibroker runs well under the current versions of Wine and Crossover.

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