Puget Investor is a web application developed by Vertical Financial Systems to track stock price movement and attempt to identify undervalue securities. This application was originally developed in the mid 1990’s for internal use. Today the mathematical model that drives Puget Investor is constantly being revised, and is our platform for prototyping various technologies. Puget Investor has been adapted to support multiple portfolio managers.
A wide variety of technologies come together to create this site. Data is aggregated from multiple sources and integrated into the charts and indicators on the site. An example of this dashboard approach is the Asset Allocation section of the site. This shows current asset trends with historical detail. Internet applications are well suited for this task of instantly integrating data from many public and private sources, and most business applications can make use of this architecture.
A wide variety of technologies come together to create this site. Data is aggregated from multiple sources and integrated into the charts and indicators on the site. An example of this dashboard approach is the Asset Allocation section of the site. This shows current asset trends with historical detail. Internet applications are well suited for this task of instantly integrating data from many public and private sources, and most business applications can make use of this architecture.