AnalytixInsight

Capital markets regulations are pressuring traditional business models for producing investment research.

MiFID II, for example, requires the separation of research costs and trading commissions. This resulted in less buy-side spending on sell-side research.

Machine-generated research could be an attractive alternative across the broker dealer spectrum, especially in Europe where the discount broker business is evolving.

MarketWall, AnalytixInsight’s stock trading and financial apps subsidiary, could be a big beneficiary from these trends.

Investment research is under pressure.

Capital markets regulations forcing the separation of “sell-side” investment research costs from trading fees is massively disrupting the business model for producing traditional equity research.

Unless a broker invests in a team of analysts, the only way to provide equity research on thousands of issuers and ETFs is to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning.

CapitalCube by AnalytixInsight [TSXV:ALY; OTC: ATIXF] leverages artificial intelligence/machine learning to generate comprehensive company analysis on over 50,000 global equities and North American ETFs.

When it comes to optimizing enterprise operations, many people think about machinery, supply and manufacturing chain logistics, and leveraging cloud computing.

However, optimizing employee performance is often overlooked.

AnalytixInsight [TSXV: ALY; OTC: ATIXF] has AI/ML-based workforce optimization solutions that could surface near-term value via a partnership with IFS.

Each day, humans create about 2.5 quintillion bytes of data (FYI: there are 18 zeros in one quintillion). By 2025, we will generate about 185 times more data. With adoption of ERP and CRM systems in the 1990s and cloud-based computing and IoT devices in the 2000s, enterprises are using artificial intelligence and machine learning (“AI/ML”) to unlock valuable insights from these big data sets. AnalytixInsight is a pure play AI/ML firm, against a backdrop where investors do not have many publicly traded small cap stocks to benefit from this secular theme.