francois adp

francois adp

Actuary | Atlantis Data Solutions
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I started the journey a long time ago when I tried to see if you can use neural networks to predict individual stock returns. I realised the real bottle neck would be data. The data I am making available has been collected over almost a decade now. All from official filings. This was for stock data. The second problem we encountered was bond data for our actuarial models. You can't really get yield curves without a Bloomberg subscription. The first yield curves we made available was the single A-curve for US GAAP actuarial valuations but now we have many more. We have many other cool tools. One of the most fun I would say is the cross plot stock screener on the home page.

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7d ago

Bond and Yield curve Lookup Tool - Build a bond portfolio, search a bond (for eg oracle bonds)

We developed a database of 100,000+ bonds and fixed income securities including sovereign bonds, municipal bonds, agency mortgage backed securities and corporate bonds across the US, Europe, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, China, Japan etc. The real value is comparing them to the relevant yield curve for the security type to see whether the bond is trading above or below its curve.
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4mo ago

Excited to start

Hey I'm Francois. I'm launching a product a product Wednesday. The interweb said this is the place to announce it so here we are. I am excited to start, and I think the tool is cool and I want people to use it.

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4mo ago

Atlantis Charts — Visual Stock Screener - Start with the chart, then take a deep dive

Start with the chart, and then go as deep as possible. The chart is a visual stock screener. If you click any of the dots, you can take a deep dive into any company's financial. We think we genuinely built the best financial analysis website out there. The data we are making available has been collected over almost a decade now. All from official filings. This was for stock data. The second problem we encountered was bond data for our actuarial models. It is already, but more on that later.
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