Chaikin Stock Research Reports Now Available By Subscription

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Chaikin Stock Research, creator of a suite of stock tools that empower individuals to invest like the pros, today announces the availability of unlimited Chaikin Power Gauge Reports through a monthly subscription of $9.95. The subscription includes a 30-day free trial. Chaikin's stock research reports provide investors with the decision-making tools needed to quickly identify opportunities, avoid loss and make smarter buy/sell decisions. 

The centerpiece of each stock report is the Chaikin Power Gauge Rating, an unbiased 20-factor model based on financial metrics, performance, price/volume activities and expert opinions. Each report allows investors to drill down for more information. The model, which is the culmination of Marc Chaikin's forty-year career on Wall Street, analyzes complex information and distills it into simple green/red displays, so investors can quickly determine the bullish or bearish outlook for a stock. Insights that would otherwise take days to research and evaluate are available instantly. 

The Chaikin Power Gauge Rating turned bullish on stocks such as Apple, Bed Bath & Beyond, TJMaxx, Qualcomm, CBS, Macy's and Starbucks, to name a few, long before their prices reached all-time highs. Likewise, the Chaikin Power Gauge Rating turned bearish on Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Green Mountain Coffee, Netflix, OpenTable, Urban Outfitters and others well before their prices sank. 

"Stock market volatility has made it critical to have real-time, easy-to-grasp stock information. This makes for smart buy/sell decisions," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Stock Research. "I put 40 years of investing knowledge into the design of Chaikin Power Tools -- intelligence that was once available only to Wall Street professionals. Our stock research reports arm investors with unbiased data and analysis, so that self-directed investors can identify winning stocks and avoid the losers before it's too late. Our tools make it easy by analyzing and distilling complex financial data into at-a-glance displays."

The Chaikin Power Gauge Report Subscription includes:

• Unlimited 4-page research reports on 5000 stocks, delivered instantly as a PDF
• Critical information analyzed and distilled into easy-to-read green/red displays
• Insights that would take days to analyze are yours in seconds
• Reports include News Sentiment Gauge -- technology even large hedge fund managers don't have
• Reports can be ordered from the Chaikin Power Tools iPhone app, desktop widget or website
• 30-day free trial; thereafter, $9.95/month

A free example of the 4-page stock research reports is available.

The Chaikin Power Gauge Rating is based on a back-tested, 20-factor stock model back tested and proven successful at identifying stocks which will out- or under-perform the market. The model was created by Marc Chaikin, a forty-year Wall Street veteran and recognized expert in developing computerized stock selection models for professional money managers and individual investors. 

To subscribe to the Chaikin Power Gauge Reports, visit http://www.chaikinpowertools.com/reports . The first 30-days are free.

In addition, Chaikin Power Tools is available as a free iPhone app, Android app, desktop widget or web widget. All products are available from http://www.chaikinpowertools.com/ .

About Marc Chaikin

After more than forty years on Wall Street, Marc Chaikin founded Chaikin Stock Research in 2009 to level the playing field by delivering professional-quality stock tools to self-directed investors so they, too, can invest with the same edge as the pros.

A recognized expert in developing computerized stock selection models for professional money managers, as well as for individual investors, Marc was recently named one of the "Top Wall Street Experts and Opinion Leaders" by WallStreetEconomists.org and is a regular guest on CNBC's  "Closing Bell" with Maria Bartiromo and Bill Griffeth.

He pioneered and developed the first real-time analytics workstation for portfolio managers and stock traders when he co-founded Bomar Securities in 1989. In 1992, Bomar was acquired by the Instinet subsidiary of Reuters. The proprietary Bomar analytics are now part of Thomson Reuters' institutional workstation.