TASE unveils AI-powered TASE+ platform for accessible investment tracking and analysis

TASE+ subscribers will also have access to Israeli fintech company Bridgewaise's platform, which also includes AI investment information and recommendations.

 IT’S NO coincidence that the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange showed positive momentum immediately following the news of the Nasrallah assassination, despite the Moody’s downgrade, the writer asserts. (photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)
IT’S NO coincidence that the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange showed positive momentum immediately following the news of the Nasrallah assassination, despite the Moody’s downgrade, the writer asserts.
(photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) launched TASE+ this week, a platform for investors to track and analyze investments in Israel and abroad.

The platform, which will be available as an app and on the TASE’s website, uses AI to track and analyze investments. It enables users to get financial insights and analysis, compare stocks in Israel and abroad, get trade updates, and more, the TASE said.

The app will also enable users to open virtual portfolios so that they can experiment with investing in a risk-free environment.

Some 30,000 investment portfolios have been opened as part of the TASE+ soft launch, the exchange added.The company explained that the tool, developed in cooperation with TipRanks, will be accessible in English and Hebrew and user-friendly.

A man walks past an electronic board displaying market data at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, in Tel Aviv, Israel November 4, 2020.  (credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)
A man walks past an electronic board displaying market data at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, in Tel Aviv, Israel November 4, 2020. (credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)

Part of a strategic move by TASE, the platform is meant for making the stock market more accessible to the general public and removing blocks to investment.

Boost public access to AI investment insights

TASE+ subscribers will also have access to Israeli fintech company Bridgewaise’s platform, which includes AI investment information and recommendations.

“It is time for the Israeli public to receive accessible tools and simple means for understanding the world of investments,” TASE’s CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev said.

“Expanding the direct engagement between the general public and the stock exchange is crucial for providing financial knowledge to a broad audience, thereby increasing its participation in Israel’s economic market.”

“Israel is still characterized by a relatively low participation rate of private investors,” Ben-Zeev added, saying that “smart technological applications that make information easily accessible and user-friendly can certainly help remove barriers to market entry and contribute to more informed investments.” 

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