Hello all, been loving reading through the forums here and have...

Hello all, been loving reading through the forums here and have read some interesting/useful perspectives on TPG so thanks lads!

I've been making my own investing website in the uni holidays as a hobby and have recently completed and included a news section where I'm going to start writing along with other people passionate to do so (been doing Computer Engineering at uni if anyone is interested).

Here is my article on TPG and why I think its great value at the current price: http://128.199.224.150/news/article/29/

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For those interested:
I havn't launched the site yet so havn't got a domain name but I'm working on heaps of tools behind the scenes of the site analysing data, organising data, displaying data, graphing data etc from all financial markets worldwide (starting with stocks then into others and eventually real estate which I have some pretty hectic ideas for in the future). Would be cool if a community formed around it and helped design and make new features/tools/improvements for everyone to use on the site (maybe some really complex algorithms formed by many peoples input in the forums using margin debt data from central banks and suitable technical indicators etc to help us pick the best time to enter into investments for example, think outside the box and the skies the limit)

Some of the things i'm gonna make off the top of my head at the moment are:
- A kick ass stock screener
- A solid buy/sell/hold ratings algorithm for different styles of investing
- portfolios and watchlists with tools to analyse them and generate reports on the portfolios and things to see overall performance and to make tax easy, an algorithm to offer suggestions for the portfolio etc.
- Simulating economic/mathematical models such as Professor Steve Keen's model inspired by Minsky's financial instability hypothesis which I have read through (seems so stupid that mainstream economists don't use it as it heavily correlates to the empirical data and explains why crashes occur such as the GFC housing/stock market crash which Keen predicted and warned everyone about, the dot com bubble burst, the 1987 crash etc.).
This model can be used to anticipate large trends in financial markets. It is derived essentially from taking the derivative with respect to time of the employment ratio, private debt to GDP ratio, and the wages share of output to create a dynamic model of the economy using complex analysis which is used to model every other complex system (yet the mainstream economists religiously attached to their bullshit neoclassical theories don't use it lol).
- an investing simulator game played across all world fiancial markets from stocks all round the globe, commodities, currencies, derivatives, real estate, etc...
- etc got heaps more ideas and I'm sure others have too and ill make a forum on the site to discuss all this shortly if anyone wants to pitch in stuff they want and is useful to others and is engineered properly etc.

Cheers!