| INVESTOLUTION LAUNCHES WEBSITE TO PUBLISH STOCK MARKET FORECASTS
(openPR) - TORONTO, On. - Apr. 2, 2007 -- Investolution, (investolution.com), a privately owned computational financial research company, has launched an online service today to publish stock market forecasts with their novel probabilistic algorithm. Investolution crunches numbers to generate 40-day forecasts for major stock market indexes which can predict what the minimum and maximum daily closing prices will be for the next 40 trading days with up to %90+ accuracy. These forecasts differ from usual technical analysis charts and other stock market prediction approaches in many ways: - They are probabilistic in nature - They predict the range where the price is likely to fluctuate, not the price itself on a certain date - They give clues whether the forecast should be trusted or not The combination of these features, explains Investolution Research and Development team, is what makes them unique and powerful.
Sow Before You Reap - CCID Deciphers Latest Intel Move in China
BEIJING, April 9 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- CCID Consulting, China's leading research, consulting and IT outsourcing service provider, the first Chinese consulting firm listed in Hong Kong, analyzes Intel's latest move in building a wafer plant in Dalian, China. On March 26, Intel announced that it will invest $2.5 billion to build a wafer plant in Dalian, China. The new plant will adopt the world's most advanced 300mm wafer precaution technology. The factory will not only be Intel's biggest investment in China but also the first Intel wafer plant project in East Asia. To decipher Intel's decision in setting up a wafer plant in China, CCID looks into the growth environment and trend of the global computer industry. In the fiercely contested computer industry, multinational companies represented by Intel actively participate in global competitions and define the industry's developments and trends.
Expand your real estate portfolio with a property securities fund
Bricks & mortar funds can miss out on residential developments and other growing sectors driven by demographic trends, says Fidelity International.
Retail investors who want to tap into some of the most exciting demographic trends influencing real estate developments need to look beyond open-ended bricks and mortar funds which are largely confined to just three sectors: offices, retail and industrial, according to Fidelity International.
Analysis of popular retail direct property funds shows that they invest the majority of their portfolios in those three sectors. For investors wanting access to a wider range of real estate opportunities, property securities funds offer a far more varied investment universe, ranging from residential developments to hotels.
The research shows that offices, retail and industrial holdings represent more than 90% of the entire portfolio of 4 out of 7 bricks and mortar funds generally marketed to UK investors.
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