Bloomberg Terminal is a high-power personal computer, which is connected with information service and provides real-time financial data of stock price, value and other financial information. Bloomberg Terminal was designed by michael bloomberg in 1982.
Structurally, it consists of two very thin LCD monitors and a customized keyboard. Its function depends on a subscription service called Bloomberg Professional Services, which can be subscribed by any consumer. Ordinary consumers include the government, banks, investment companies and even the Vatican.
The financial capacity of human rope climbing Bloomberg terminal exceeds the typical personal computer equipment available to ordinary consumers. Through professional services, users can obtain information about specific stocks, companies, hedge funds, index funds and other financial entities. This data is organized in a fully customizable format.