December 06, 2006

Housing Derivatives - City Data

Altos Research has designed some proprietary data that creates models for San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Chicago that sync into the Case-Shiller metro geographies.  This analytical research will offer users the ability to compare apples to apples in the context of trading housing derivatives.  The Altos output is real-time trending analyses for these cities.

All opinions expressed herein are those of the author, and no statement should be as an offer to buy or sell any futures contract, or security or option or other derivative instrument. Trading of all such futures, securities, options and other derivative instruments entails significant risk which can result in substantial financial loss. Such risks should be fully understood prior to trading.

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Dec 6, 2006 9:45:53 AM

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