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Wall Street AI trading technology now accessible to everyday consumers
High-end artificial intelligence trading technology has been made available to everyday consumers through new financial technology platform, RISE.
The proven trading technology, which uses artificial intelligence, has consistently beaten major indices over the last five years. From 2015 to 2017, the best RISE strategy (LEAP) yielded 318 per cent higher profits than DAX. BayWa AG, one of Europe’s leading trading and logistics groups, and Lichtenstein Life, a life insurance company, have already adopted RISE’s technology, among other institutional investors.
With RISE’s launch, everyday consumers can now invest as little as $1 to harness the investment technology used by some of the world’s largest banks. Such technology has previously only been accessible to major investors and Wall Street’s top financial and quantitative analysts.
As part of the RISE offering, a dividend paying security token is being launched which will enable users to invest in traditional markets and cryptocurrencies. RISE investors will receive quarterly dividends from a distributed portfolio of multiple revenue stream, minimising the risk involved in investing. The security token offering’s public sale begins on Thursday 1st November.
Stefan Tittel, CEO of RISE, said, “When it comes to trading, artificial intelligence as a strategic advantage should be available to all, not just the elite. We want to democratise the trading technology which is usually reserved for Wall Street and allow consumers to harness the power of proven, scientifically-oriented software. Our strategies have been outperforming the market since 2014 and now we’re putting this technology in the hands of everyday consumers.”
RISE already has over 100,000 existing users and has been named the “Best European FinTech Asset Manager” of 2016, as well as winning the “Most Innovative Professional Investment Product of Germany” in 2016.
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