Mathficast Software Services Limited
Mathficast Software Services Limited. Copyright © 2009-2019, All rights reserved.
Company Registered Number: 06915151, Registered in England and Wales , Registered Office: 124 Baker St., Westminster, London W1U 6TY, United Kingdom
Although MathficastTM is designed primarily for financial forecasting, it can also be employed for a wide range of other applications including climate forecasting, insurance industry, aviation, energy demand, etc.
Copyright © Mathficast Software Services Limited.
Copyright © Mathficast Software Services Limited.
Welcome!
At Mathficast Software Services Limited we are specialised in forecasting solutions for the finance sector. Our forecasting platform provides one of the most accurate forecasts for the trends of the commodity prices and stock markets; and the evidence for that is overwhelming.
As one of the world’s most powerful forecasting platforms, our product Mathficast 1.0.0.0 indicated a V-shape change in the price of gold to happen on Monday 16thMay 2010. Later it happened as we predicted. Please see below the result of our software’s forecast and compare it to the way market went in reality later:
Our forecasting platform signalled another major slide in the value of London FTSE stock exchange to happen on Friday 26rd April 2010. Again it happened as our software platform predicted. Please see below the result of our forecast and compare it to the way market actually went later:
Mathficast 1.0.0.0 helps you to stay ahead of game and beat the uncertainty before it strikes.
If you wish to know more about the performance of our software, why not visit www.moneymentor.com to see the point of view from the California based Dr. Sunny J. Harris, a successful electronic trader and one of today's most respected trading educators who has personally tried and tested our software and now recommending it to thousands of her customers.
Whatever your existing forecasting software or methodologies are, our product will provide an alternative strong opinion or a sanity check on your existing forecasts, i.e. improving the certainty of your forecasts. We believe our product will complement your existing forecasting methodologies. It is our belief that when two or more very different forecasting platforms agree, then there is a strong chance that you have the best forecast results in your hands with the best confidence bands. It helps our customers to pick the best stock, commodity or the best investment with the highest level of certainty possible. Our forecasting software relies on revolutionary, automated and non-traditional exception and driver handling mechanisms to achieve the lowest level of risk associated with our forecasts.
As an example beyond financial forecasting, we have used Mathficast 1.0.0.0 to predict the national electricity demand in the UK national grid. Imagine having a time machine capable of taking you to the future and telling you what exactly about to happen to the electricity demand within your energy grid network. We have successfully made this dream come true. Our forecasting platform indicated a small drop on the United Kingdom’s national grid metered half-hourly electricity demands for the next one and half hour ahead at point 26 of 30 April 2010 based on the IO14_TGSD data available from National Grid data. Please see below the results of our accurate forecast and compare it to the way UK national demand in electricity has gone later:
Again our forecasting platform indicated a surge on the UK national grid metered half-hourly electricity demands for the next one and half hour ahead at point 30 of 30 April 2010 based on the IO14_TGSD data available from National Grid data. Please see below the results of our accurate forecast and compare it to the way national demand in electricity has gone later:
Our software predicted that the price of oil is going to rise during the next three days on Wednesday 30th March 2011. What happened three days later in reality, confirmed our unbeatable prediction results:
Our product Mathficast 1.0.0.0 indicated a major slide in the value of Dow Jones (DJIA) to happen on Monday 3rd May 2010. Later it happened as we predicted. Please see below the result of our software’s forecast and compare it to the way market went in reality later:
Please click to see our past predictions and confidence bands