Tickeron Unveils AI Trading Robots Tracking Custom Buy/Sell Alerts
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Tickeron, an artificial and human intelligence platform delivering unparalleled trading insights and analysis, today launches its new AI Robots tool verifying custom user buy and sell alerts.
This valuable technology is making it easier to not only keep tabs on all the buy and sell recommendations provided by Tickeron s AI, but also to track the price of the ticker after it is bought or sold. This portfolio feature allows users to be sure that their custom buy and sell alerts generate profit without putting real money on the line.
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Tickeron unveils Time Machine for AI Screener
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06/01/2021 - 9:13am
Tickeron, an artificial and human intelligence platform delivering unparalleled trading insights and analysis, has launched the Tickeron Time Machine (TMM) for AI Screener. The screener is a unique back-testing tool. It uses previously successful market settings to predict the conditions that led to present trends.
Existing screeners allow users to compile setups and filters for today’s market conditions only. There are no available screeners which can compile filters for a given point in the past. The problem with such creation of filters for the past is the inability to maintain the database with pre-calculated market conditions for the last several years.
Why It Matters:
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What Happened:
The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted rules to modernize the infrastructure for the collection, consolidation, and dissemination of market data for exchange-listed national market system stocks (“NMS market data”).
Why It Matters:
This infrastructure has not been significantly updated since its initial implementation in the late 1970s. The adopted rules update and significantly expand the content of NMS market data to better meet the diverse needs of investors in today’s equity markets. The adopted rules also update the method by which NMS market data is consolidated and disseminated, by fostering a competitive environment and providing for a new decentralized model that promises reduced latency and other new efficien