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Stock Picking Software & Portfolio Management Tools from Investing Systems Network Offer Solutions to Retail Investors
By Press Release from Investing Systems, Inc.
Sep 30, 2005, 13:26
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla._Sept. 30, 2005_Investing Systems, Inc. has just released their list of the top selling software tools for retail investors.
"The number of investors that use computer-generated trading disciplines is relatively small," said William McKinley, President of Investing Systems. "We have seen so much progress in this area in the last couple years that we think it won’t be long until almost all investors trade this way."
Making this year’s list of the top selling systems are the High Growth Stock Investing (HGS) package offered at:
The HGS package is a full suite of products that include software, newsletters, data and complete video tutorials to help new users get started. A sixty-day trial version is available for $49.00.
“The most popular systems are those that apply a disciplined, systematic technique,” McKinley said. “The hardest part for investors is finding a system that fits their lifestyle, and that is a critically important component.”
The most popular software for short-term traders is the Stock Picker RT. The software offers short-term stock picks, based on growth and momentum. “We like to call it, one-click stock picks,” McKinley said. The Stock Picker RT trial is available for $149.00 at: http://www.Stock-Picker-RT.com
Technical traders go for the Stock Signal Pro software; it is designed to issue precision entry and exit points on stocks that the user chooses. The software sells for $279.95 and comes with free data and an option for premium data. To learn more about the Stock Signal Pro visit:http://www.StockSignal.net
“Long-term investors prefer the Position Cost Averaging software,” McKinley said. The PCA system for long-term “buy and hold” type investors, at http://www.StockSystem.com, is programmed to buy low and sell high and is now being used in over 65 countries.
“These are the most popular software packages that we sell,” said McKinley. “Systematic techniques have always been the most popular. It seems programmers can do for investors what analysts cannot.”
Investing Systems, Inc. operates a network of more than one hundred websites focused on the benefits of disciplined, systematic investing.
