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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 12, 2010
Filed:
Sep. 27, 2001
Terrence Sick, Rochester, NY (US);
Eric Schneider, University Heights, OH (US);
Michael L. Weiner, Webster, NY (US);
Terrence Sick, Rochester, NY (US);
Eric Schneider, University Heights, OH (US);
Michael L. Weiner, Webster, NY (US);
Other;
Abstract
In an on-line financial screening service, a database of financial and intellectual property information is searched to find at least one financial security matching user defined financial search criteria. Selection preferences for a financial security are defined as search criteria. The financial search criteria includes but is not limited to the following: Stock Price, Price/Earnings Ratio, Current Ratio, Debt/Equity Ratio, Cash/Price ratio, Earnings per Share Growth-1 Yr, Earnings per Share Growth-5 Yr, Insider Trades, Institutional Holdings %, Price/Book Ratio, Price/Cash Flow Ratio. The databases are repeatedly searched for records matching the financial selection criteria preferences of the user. Financial securities meeting the users search criteria are then matched to an intellectual property database to determine the number of patents a financial security has been issued.