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An Investment Less Ordinary - Website Seeks New Universal Standard for Investments
August 14, 2007

 

An Investment Less Ordinary

Website Seeks New Universal Standard for Investments

Homepage: http://rogsi.net/

A new global standard for the analysis of 13,000 stocks in ten markets is being pursued by a software program called ROGSI (Rating of Global Stock Investment). From August 14th, the result of this analysis is viewable free of charge in ROGSI’s website, operated by Brain Force Co., Ltd., a company that provides investment information services.

This is the world’s first attempt to rate of the stocks’ performance. Different from credit rating agencies, ROGSI’s website rates not the entire company, but the stocks themselves. After the analysis, its website displays how profitable each stock has been, and if now is the best time to trade it.

“It is virtually impossible to distinguish what is actually reliable among all the information about stock investment“, states Hiroyuki Fujii, CEO of Brain Force. “So we are happy to give our contribution to society, by promoting a more objective way to understand the market, and make a safer investment.”  

Although ROGSI’s sources of information are fundamentally the same as used by analysts, its purpose is not forecasting. Instead, its logic was created to evaluate the performance of each stock within its market environment. Examining the stocks one by one, ROGSI attempts to provide a clear, more secure standard for investors.

The output of the analysis is shown on the website in the form of two rankings.

Users employ the first ranking - Ability Rank - when choosing what stock to buy. Ability Rank grades the profitability of the stock, from triple C to triple A. However, it has different criteria to analyze the investment depending on its duration. Because of that, four different grades are given – one for each investment length.

After choosing the stock, the second ranking – Trading Rank – helps users to judge when to purchase or sell it. Trading Rank actually evaluates if the price of that stock is relatively high or low at that moment. To do that, it gathers data on the company’s finances, analyzes the market psychology towards the stock, and checks its behavior during market changes.

Such results are shown using tables, graphics and diagrams, so that all the information is presented in the most comprehensible way possible. “We are actually not just releasing for experts, but also the non-specialists, maybe even housewives”, affirms Fujii.

ROGSI already covers Tokyo Market, New York, NASDAQ, LSE, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Mothers and JASDAQ at real-time for free – although to see past data users are charged five dollars. The ten most important markets of the world are already online, but more markets are to be covered in the near future.

So far, newcomers and gurus can check English, Japanese and Chinese versions of ROGSI’s website. However, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian language versions are scheduled to be available soon.

Contact Information
Name:        Mr. Naoki Ide
Company:    Brain Force Co., Ltd
E-mail:         This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
Cel/Fax:    +813 5420 3058
Location:    Tokyo, Shinagawa-ku, Kami-oosaki, 2-15-19 10F
URL (ROGSI):    http://rogsi.net/
URL (Brain Force): http://www.brain-force.co.jp

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Summary

A new global standard for the analysis of 13,000 stocks in ten markets is being pursued by a software program called ROGSI (Rating of Global Stock Investment).