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Our main activity is Economy and Finance themes. We study the market development and the economical news coming from different countries in particular U.S., Europe and Japan. We elaborate all data by a software – Pythia – with the purpose to make forecasting about the trend of the most important Stock Exchange index and the process of the main currencies and commodities.

Il nostro pane quotidiano è lo studio di ciò che riguarda l'Economia e la Finanza. Seguiamo gli andamenti dei mercati e le notizie economiche provenienti dai vari paesi con particolare attenzione agli Stati Uniti, l'Europa ed il Giappone. Elaboriamo i dati tramite un software - Pythia - con lo scopo di effettuare previsioni sugli andamenti degli indici di borsa, sulle valute e sulle principali commodities.

PYTHIA takes the name by the priestess who pronounced the oracles at Delfi’s sanctuary.

In our case, take inspiration from the origin of the name, it is “our oracle” represented by an artificial neural Network with the purpose to pointout the future way of stock index, currencies and commodities.

PYTHIA trae il nome dalla sacerdotessa che pronunciava gli oracoli nel santuario di Delfi.

Nel nostro caso, ispirandosi all'origine del nome, rappresenta il "nostro oracolo" nelle vesti di una rete neurale artificiale

(ANN "Artificial Neural Network") che ha il compito di indicarci la direzione futura dei mercati azionari, delle valute e delle commodities.



giovedì 14 febbraio 2013

The euro zone economy in the last three months


The euro zone economy in the last three months of 2012 was worse of the forecasts of those economists hirelings responsibility for disseminating news sweetened.
The decline was deep despite some "learned" from time seeing light at the end of the tunnel, and who knows ....... perhaps felt even rumors that suggested to be the anointed of the Lord, the Savior of the Fatherland, Prophet of the Banks and the Euro Paladino.
Gross domestic product in the EU has decreased by 0.6% from the previous quarter and fell by 0.5% relative to the end of 2012.
Italy and Spain pay more than others for their weakness with a contraction in GDP in the fourth quarter of 0.9% for the first and 0.7% for the second.
So while the ECB President Mario Draghi "sees signs of positive contagion and the improvement in financial conditions throughout the region," (The ECB is seeing the end of the crisis since January 2012) the domestic demand in the euro zone is likely to remain depressed fiscal policies in many countries, by the terms of credit, unemployment, and the low purchasing power of consumers, all this must be added the Cyprus problem which is becoming more pressing.

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