ADVFN's
Portfolio
Newsfeed
Tool
Reveals
Most
Tracked
Stocks
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Follow
Feed provides
essential
market
insights for
private investors -
London,
United Kingdom -- September 10, 2019 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire --
ADVFN's (LSE:AFN)
Follow
Feed is
an
artificial
intelligence (AI)
tool
tuned
for the active private investor and short
time
horizon trader.
Developed by
the
global stocks, shares and crypto information website
(www.advfn.com),
'Follow
Feed'
keeps
track of the stocks and cryptos that an investor
has
selected and
alerts
them
to
key
events as they are
happening. It also spots
subtle moves,
which
it highlights in a rolling 'Follow
Feed'
timeline. Rapid adoption of the tool has
revealed that
the
five
top
followed UK
stocks are:
Lloyds
(LSE: LLOY), Sirius Minerals (LSE:SXX),
IQE
(LSE:IQE), Barclays
(LSE:BARC) and UK Oil & Gas (LSE:UKOG).
Follow
Feed has amassed a userbase with a net
worth
of over £5 billion,
with
approximately a
quarter of a million stock 'follows,' who use the tool to keep
track of the market and opportunities while avoiding information
overload.
First Rule of Investing:
Follow the Money
Available
for desktop and downloadable as a free app, Follow Feed
consolidates market
data into a single updating social media-style newsfeed, which
displays details of price breakouts, unusual price
action, high volume trades,
order book activity, news and announcements and forum
comments for
an
investors' selected
assets.
If a
user is browsing ADVFN and
sees
a
stock or crypto
of
interest,
they
can just add it to
Follow Feed.
Subsequently,
anything which makes
that
asset
start
moving or is
unusual will be pushed
to their
feed
for
further inspection and research on ADVFN's award-winning
platform.
Users
are not limited to a single 'Follow Feed' and the system has
a
number of pre-selected lists such as banks,
housebuilders, big tech and
Brexit,
which includes indices,
stocks and currency pairs likely to be directly affected by
the UK
leaving the EU.
Clem
Chambers, CEO of ADVFN,
said:
"I use Follow Feed every day; it's the first thing I check. I have
lost count of the winning investment opportunities it
has brought to my attention and the leads it's flagged on
interesting shares I'd otherwise have lost track of. With one click
a stock or cryptocurrency can be added to a Follow Feed and from
that point the tool's algorithms do the rest."
Find
out more about Follow Feed:
https://www.advfn.com/follow-feed The
Follow
Feed app is
available
for iPhone,
iPad and
Android
devices.
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Press/media
enquiries: Francesca De Franco –
francescad@advfnplc.com / 0794 125
3135
For
further information please contact:
ADVFN
PLC
Clement
Chambers
+44 (0) 207 070 0909
About
ADVFN
ADVFN (www.advfn.com)
is a global
stocks,
shares and
crypto information website providing
market-leading financial tools and data to private investors around
the world.
Offering real-time
share prices, news feeds, charting, portfolio management, monitor
lists, financials, data from global stock exchanges, Level 2 and
the most active financial bulletin board in the UK (along with many
other features), the site is the destination of choice for day
traders and retail investors.
Established in the
last quarter of 1999, ADVFN (LSE:AFN)
was floated on the
London Stock Exchange's AIM market in March 2000.
The site currently
has approximately 36 million users worldwide and
a billion-page
impressions a
year.
Originally a
UK-based site, the company currently operates in the US, UK,
Brazil, Japan and Dubai.
ADVFN has a joint
venture in Brazil, a country in which ADVFN has a geographic and
language targeted website. This is in addition to its US, French,
German, Italian, Canadian, Japanese, Indian, Mexican and Filipino
ADVFN financial sites.
In September 2006
ADVFN acquired
InvestorsHub.com, a leading online investment
community website in the North American market.
ADVFN bought
AllIPO, an online IPO trading
platform, as well as stock brokerages TSCTrade and Throgmorton Street Capital
in July 2009.
In 2013 ADVFN
acquired Finance Manila, a key resource in a rapidly growing market
economy.