AnalytixInsight Inc V.ALY

Alternate Symbol(s): ATIXF

AnalytixInsight Inc. is a Canada-based data analytics and enterprise software solutions provider to institutions across various industries. The Company develops and markets cloud-based platforms providing financial content, stock trading, and research solutions for banks, brokers, and investors in the financial services industry. It provides financial research and content for investors, information providers, finance portals and media through its online portal www.capitalcube.com and through its institutional partner Connect platform (collectively referred to as the data services and artificial intelligence business segment). The Company holds a 49% interest in MarketWall S.R.L. (MarketWall), a developer of fintech solutions for financial institutions in Italy. As part of its business-to-consumer (B2C) offering, MarketWall has deployed InvestoPro (InvestoPro), a European online digital trading platform which allows retail investors to trade stocks, bonds, and derivatives.

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Comment by oilcan2012on Jun 17, 2021 2:58pm

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RE:Lumber Price Bubble bursts is House prices ,Stockmarket next

How is this even close to being relevant to anything ALY?

Placing context on the global outcome of COVID, new revenues for 'anyone' establish opportunities for products and services such as those offered by MW. This will compound.

ALY has done a spetacular job hooking up with Intesa which should springboard pragmatically across world.

Lumber? Geez.

Gulag2011 wrote:
June 14,2021

Lumber prices fell as much as 6% on Monday to briefly trade below $1,000 per thousand board feet for the first time since late March.

Lumber has been the talk of the commodities markets in recent months after surging prices caused issues for homebuilders and renovators. Now, prices are down for the an eighth straight day and are trading roughly 40% below their May 10 peak of $1,711 per thousand board feet.