United StatesDatamate™ Market Forecaster is an easy to use financial markets forecasting application employing the most advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning available resulting in forecast predictions with over 85% accuracy! Now you can quickly and easily forecast the future price direction for daily, weekly, and monthly time periods of equity markets, bond markets, options and derivatives markets, and others with confidence. Our market forecaster can be used to forecast the direction of any market security such as stock market equities, foreign exchange currencies, stock options, commodity and financial futures with great accuracy for up to 7 time periods forward (days, weeks, or months). • Automated online historical prices data import • Automatically handles missing input data • Automatically handles input data outliers • Forecast daily, weekly, monthly prices • Save and load import settings • Built in Quick Start and Help Guides • And more! Take control of your financial future today with Datamate™ Market Forecaster! Simply create a new project, import the most recent historical price data, and click the forecast button. Indispensable financial tool for professionals, amateurs, retirees, and anyone else who wants to improve their return on investment, protect their financial assets, or increase their trading profits. *Minimum required data input is historical open, high, low, and close prices.
Not what it says but can be of some use
This product claims a 75% accuracy. I’ve been tracking it and currently, on the stocks I’ve been following it is running 53% accurate. (Over a 4 month period) However I find that does not make it useless. What it does is apparently forecast trend based upon short to medium term history. In the middle of a trend it is accurate. When the trend breaks down, so does the accuracy. (Current accuracy for a ten day period is 23%.) This means that when it is currently running a high level of accuracy you can reliably trade on it but once the results start turning bad you know the trend has broken and its time to get out or even trade against its advice. Also should be noted that since downturns are generally shorter and sharper than upturns, it appears to have a bias toward positive projections. I’d like to see how it behaves during a bear market. Still it claims 75% accuracy and that is hardly true. Don’t know how they came up with that figure.
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