FinTech Stock Research Firm Chaikin Analytics Relocates to Philadelphia to Expand Software Development and Quantitative Research Teams
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Chaikin Analytics, a stock research and analysis platform announced the relocation of its headquarters from Paoli, Pennsylvania to Center City, Philadelphia on December 5th. Founded by stock market expert Marc Chaikin, Chaikin Analytics is a proprietary stock analysis and research system that has been used by over 60,000 stock traders, wealth managers, high net worth individual investors and students and is the basis for three stock indexes that are co-branded with Nasdaq.
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The FinTech company reported that 2015 will mark four straight years of triple-digit growth. The new location to a much larger facility will accommodate an expanded product development team and a quantitative research group that will create Chaikin branded investable products. The move will help to attract new talent by adding positions throughout the company, including software designers and programmers, sales staff, business development, marketing, customer service, and a quantitative analysis.
The new office is located on the 18th floor of Two Penn Center, in the heart of Center City, Philadelphia directly across from Love Park and City Hall.
"We're very excited about the move. Philadelphia is a FinTech talent hub which makes it the right location for our ability to attract new talent," said Marc Chaikin, Chaikin Analytics' CEO & Founder. "We have a number of key strategic announcements to make in 2016 and this expansion will position us for success."
In November, Chaikin Analytics welcomes the addition of Eric Lee Smith as its Chief Product Officer. Smith is a multi-award winning FinTech product executive and boardgame designer. Smith brings 30 years of executive experience developing enterprise-level financial services platforms. Smith has been a successful entrepreneur and an executive with InvestorForce and Reality Online. While at Reality Online, his team built over 40 online brokerage systems. Perhaps best known as the designer of Money Magazine's Wealth Builder platform, he has built systems for Fidelity, Reuters, Ernst and Young, and Smith Barney. As Chief Product Officer at Chaikin Analytics, Smith will lead new product development and establish an internal tech innovation center at the new Center City headquarters.
This year, Chaikin Analytics accelerated its product development by launching new options functionality through integration with OptionsPlay, a probability-based ideas generator, and integration with TD Ameritrade's Veo® Platform for financial advisors. The company will launch its proprietary Chaikin Power Gauge ratings for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in late 2015.
About Chaikin Analytics, LLC
Created by Wall Street veteran and stock market expert Marc Chaikin, Chaikin Analytics is a ground-breaking stock research and analysis platform that empowers professional and individual stock investors to make more money in the stock market with less risk. Chaikin Analytics distills complex, professional-grade research into simplified and visual displays, offering powerful decision-making tools in an easy-to-use desktop and iPad application. The workstation is powered by the Chaikin Power Gauge stock rating model - a proven 20-factor model that uniquely combines fundamental, technical, and sentiment factors to indicate a stock's potential.
Marc Chaikin is known for creating three technical trading indicators which are industry standards, found on most trading platforms worldwide, including the Chaikin Money Flow. He pioneered the first real-time analytics workstation for institutions, now part of Thomson Reuters' workstation.
For more information, visit www.chaikinanalytics.com.
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