TOGGLE in the media

TOGGLE AI is pleased to announce a premier partnership with CapTrader. CapTrader will provide access to TOGGLE's full suite of investing tools to their users.

TOGGLE was awarded "Most Promising New Entrant" at the 10th annual WealthBriefing Awards in Geneva this past weekend.

Jan Szilagyi said he is watching the tech sector carefully, and if the big tech names can weather negative earnings that would be a positive for the market

Jan Szilagyi, TOGGLE CEO, was recently on Mornings with Maria to discuss the exciting new product, WhatIF: Earnings

WhatIF: Earnings is an app with historical data points on past earnings announcements analyzed and distilled into an easy-to-use experience for investors

Most fed watchers are now betting that the Fed tops rates at 5% or under, according to the CME CME –1.03% FedWatch Tool.

Pace of job growth is still way above the speed limit. So for now the economy isn't anywhere near the kind of 'benign job growth' the Fed wants to see.

While the economy slows, Jan Szilagyi, CEO and co-founder of Toggle AI, said, it's "not slowing enough." while talking with The Bond Buyer

As a part of TOGGLE’s expanding suite of financial tools and services, TOGGLE AI announced users are now able to execute IBKR trades directly on the platform

TOGGLE AI’s award-winning suite of investing tools will now be available to all Interactive Brokers account holders free of charge through the GFIS marketplace

Toggle AI CEO Jan Szilagyi said the market was looking for a more "explicit acknowledgement" that the Fed might be near the end of its tightening cycle.

Although the Fed included a key sentence that will keep this hope alive: it was careful to point out that they remain very dependent on incoming data

Sette noted that it is not yet a done deal that investors are shifting towards a more dovish Fed. However, it's quite possible that we see a classic Fed error.

Historically, the Fed hasn't stayed tight for long. You probably had a period of 9 to 12 months before loosening monetary policy again.

The Fed could take rates up to 4.5% and 5% by early 2023. Historically, the time between the last hike and first cut is usually separated by less than a year.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has been recognizing financial institutions which develop and provide innovative products and services

The Fed seems to be borrowing heavily from the 1980s’ playbook by the legendary chairman Paul Volcker. They have a brief window to act aggressively.

After a whirlwind summer of new partnerships signed, new features built, and new users joining the community, we got to share our story on the Nasdaq tower.

Toggle originated from macro data struggles. We consider often overlooked factors and do our best to level the playing field among investors.

Sette confirms that by harnessing the power of ML and AL, wealth managers can stay on top of the data and answer questions like this in a matter of microseconds

Investors have flocked to the greenback because markets recognize policymakers are behind in their inflation battle.

There is a big push for more production and also a big environmental challenge to extract lithium. He discusses the demand constraints for electric vehicles.

Labor force participation ticked up to a pandemic high in July, a major win in the Federal Reserve’s battle to loosen up a historically tight labor market and tamp down on inflation.

"Powell's speech on Friday stressed that the central bank's determination to fight inflation includes sacrificing the economy, pushing it into a recession."

“We’ve built a machine that goes through all that data and taps us on the shoulder and says ‘here are some things that will probably interest you,’” he said

"Rising interest rates have been a big equity driver this year as the Fed embarked on an aggressive plan to tighten policy in the face of rising inflation but by now, markets have more or less priced in the 'inflation first' Fed stance," Szilagyi said.

Out of 500+ companies that raised Seed & Series A rounds over the past year, Will Reed named TOGGLE AI an employer of choice on this year's Top 100 list, based on mission, culture, growth trajectory, and founding leadership.

That leaves little room for the Fed to surprise the stock market on Wednesday, said Jan Szilagyi, CEO of research firm Toggle AI. Tech companies, in turn, can still turn in “quite a few negative surprises,” mostly because it takes a while before analysts lower their expectations, he said.

"Is it possible that Tesla provides a short term rally? Yes, absolutely," said Giuseppe Sette, president of the quantitative research firm Toggle.

In recommending Coca-Cola shares, Jan Szilagyi notes that they also rose during the dot-com bust and the great financial crisis.

"Homebuilders are at the core of the macro situation. The priority for the Federal Reserve is to get inflation under control. Mortgage rates have moved up with astonishing speed. Builder stocks fell 32% peak to trough in 19 tightening cycles since 1969. Comparisons to 2008 would be exaggerated at this stage," says Jan Szilagyi.

"Can the economy take it? So far, leading indicators show good readings, but we remain wary of a consumer strike," said Giuseppe Sette, president of the quantitative research firm Toggle.

While an extra 25-basis-points at this meeting “would definitely rattle that equilibrium,” said Jan Szilagyi, CEO of Toggle, “Friday’s inflation number was an unwelcome surprise to both policymakers and markets and diminished hopes for short-term relief from rising rates.”

TOGGLE AI and LINE Securities announced an agreement that brings TOGGLE’s investment analytics to users of LINE CFD.

In broader terms, what would it take for today’s volatility to ebb? The consensus of strategists: improved economic news. Says Giuseppe Sette,“If inflation drops in the third or fourth quarter this year, volatility will come down like a rock.”

TOGGLE CEO Jan Szilagyi joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq Trade Talks to discuss leveraging machine learning to distill data into management investment insights.

Our very own Will Jacobsen was interviewed on Money Life with Chuck Jaffe's Podcast. Check it out here!

“People forget, but Cisco was once the world’s most valuable firm,” says R.J. Assaly at Toggle AI. Assaly notes that Cisco never sniffed those highs again.

I recently caught up with Jan Szilagyi, the CEO of Toggle. Its system uses AI to pick the stocks based on quantitative analysis and machine learning.

Whereas some are rolling out innovative benefits like giving new starters paid leave before they start, or a greater say over where they work, one investment startup is going the extra mile when it comes to paid time off, offering workers $2,000 or $10,000 in equity if they take two weeks' worth of vacation.

AI goes one step further, in providing the necessary inputs to allow an advisor to not only explain what's moving the stock but also what is likely to come next.

Based on an analysis of AMC's past trading patterns - TOGGLE predicted the stock rising as high as $30, a level it touched Tuesday. Past instances of such bullish signals saw the stock overshoot its predicted price by $15 to $30 dollars.

Crypto winter offers entry points for Wall Street firms? Here are key factors shaping institutional adoption

A Duquesne Capital veteran will use artificial intelligence to help investors anticipate cryptocurrency fluctuations through his fintech company TOGGLE AI.

A former hedge-fund trader's AI platform predicts bitcoin returns will crush ethereum by 33% over the next 3 months. He explains how users of the service are beating the average stock-market investor by 18%.

TOGGLE AI announced the addition of 400 additional altcoins to its platform to give users comprehensive coverage to research novel currencies with greater confidence before making trades

TOGGLE compiled a list of tech stocks that could bounce back based on historical trends when the Nasdaq Composite plunges. We found the stocks that bounced back the most after a Nasdar selloff of more than 7% a week. Currently, Nvidia is sitting at the top of the list.

As Fed rate hikes become the dominant narrative driving markets, Toggle ran its system to identify stocks that tend to benefit from rising rates.

After a $10.5M Series A, TOGGLE has been able to accelerate user growth, expand partnerships with leading brokerage platforms, and expand...

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With the wealth management industry continuing to expand and progress, it’s important to be up-to-date with new tools. A big change is technology that provide institutional-grade data to retail investors. TOGGLE is able to provide this information to allow institutional and retail investors alike the data and analysis they need to make the best investment decisions.

Toggle, a provider of next-generation data analytics for discretionary investors, will be adding the PRS Group’s comprehensive suite of political risk data.

Geopolitical and country risk is of paramount importance for many investors, yet it is difficult to find relevant data on which analysis can be done. PRS is the leading provider of quantitative Political Risk indicators. Toggle is excited to combine its cutting-edge AI with PRS’ world class data, helping market participants gauge risks and gain unparalleled insights.