Market Technologies Named as Top 100 Stock Blog and Website for Stock Traders

Market Technologies Named as Top 100 Stock Blog and Website for Stock Traders

Market Technologies Named as Top 100 Stock Blog and Website for Stock Traders

Top 100 Stock BlogWesley Chapel, FL, Jan 13 2017 – Market Technologies, a trading software company located in Wesley Chapel Florida, is honored to have been named by FeedSpot as a Top 100 Stock Blog and Website for Stock Traders.

This list, which took into account search and social metrics, refreshes once a week and can be viewed here: http://blog.feedspot.com/stock_blogs/

Coming in at number 38 of 100, Market Technologies’ blog publishes about 1 new post per week and currently has 3,433 Facebook fans 2,782 Twitter followers and an Alexa rank of 518,065.

“We create content that traders of all types will find useful” says Lane Mendelsohn, Vice President of Market Technologies. “I believe that’s what keeps people coming back for more.”

Market Technologies first launched their blog in February of 2015 in order to help potential customers better understand the power of their AI trading software. The blog features a nice assortment of content types from written content, infographics, videos and charts. Post topics range from market specific data (stocks, futures, forex, etfs) to overall trading strategy tips and even recent market forecasts. Recently, the company has been putting more emphasis on Artificial Intelligence as that is the driving force behind their market forecasting software, which has maintained an average accuracy of 80% since 1991.

About Market Technologies. Founded by Louis B. Mendelsohn in 1979, Market Technologies is an Inc. 500 company headquartered in the Tampa Bay area. It is the recognized global leader in market trend forecasting with customers in well over a hundred countries worldwide. Market Technologies develops proprietary trend forecasting and market timing technologies that utilize artificial intelligence and intermarket analysis to forecast commodity and financial markets throughout the world. These include, but are not limited to, stocks, stock indices, ETFs, energies, interest rates, currencies, metals, grains, meats, softs, and Forex, all covering more than 2600 world markets.

 

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