Bangalore: In a bid to empower investors with timely and accurate information, a free comprehensive one-stop investment website www.bullshouse.com was launched here on Jan 15th, 2011.

Developed by three determined entrepreneurs, www.bullshouse.com has signed up with Reuters to provide the latest business-related news and with Capital Markets to publish relevant financial information. The website is being advised by international experts in entrepreneurship and analytics such as Dr Robert Baum, Dr Wolfgang Jank and Dr David Kirsch.

Enumerating the many benefits, Mr. Venky Nalluri, who is one of the founders, said that being an independent site, www.bullshouse.com avoids the inherent biases of a broker-run site whose sole interest is to make money through brokerage. Bullshouse.com looks at a broad spectrum of stock market trading topics and helps stock market investors to expand their knowledge and streamline the path to share market success.

Emphasizing that Bullshouse.com is a free one-stop site for almost all investment options in India such as stocks, mutual funds, ULIPs, commodities and options, another founder Mr. Krishna Narayanan said it aims to provide up-to-date news, stock prices, in-depth analysis and market data of various corporates. The site would also serve as an open platform to exchange ideas and encourage users to express their opinion through articles for the benefit of the investing community, he added.

Claiming that Bullshouse.com would be one of the first investment sites that is so comprehensive in its coverage of news, analysis, market data and events related to the financial and investment sector, the third founder Mr. Baktavachalam Salla said, “Furthermore, Bullshouse.com includes sections for community such as NRI corner, message board and learning centre. It also provides very powerful tools such as stock screeners and mutual fund screeners that can be used to filter securities that meet the criteria for the users.”

In India, currently there are two broad categories of websites that provide financial information: (i) Stock-broker owned but basic sites; and (ii) Premium contents such as Bloomberg terminals that cost a fortune. Bullshouse’s strategy is to fill the prevailing gap between basic personal finance web sites and high end software.