Patents by Inventor John D. Freeman

John D. Freeman has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20140012777
    Abstract: A volatility-based securities index framework solves problems with the prior art. By recognizing that investors share the rational goal of earning the highest level of return for any level or risk, a volatility-based index provides investors with information about the most distinct choices in risk. Compared to known approaches, a volatility-based index framework partitions a securities market into much more differentiated segments which in turn provide much more distinct investment choices. Further, within each volatility segment, constituent members are more homogeneous facilitating a clearer understanding of each group's relative attractiveness. At an asset allocation level, improved risk choices expand opportunities to convert poorly compensated high risk investments into more attractive investments elsewhere. The persistence of volatility maintains style distinctions effectively over time, offering significant protection to tax exposed investors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 24, 2013
    Publication date: January 9, 2014
    Inventor: John D. Freeman
  • Publication number: 20130238525
    Abstract: A volatility-based securities index framework solves problems with the prior art. By recognizing that investors share the rational goal of earning the highest level of return for any level or risk, a volatility-based index provides investors with information about the most distinct choices in risk. Compared to known approaches, a volatility-based index framework partitions a securities market into much more differentiated segments which in turn provide much more distinct investment choices. Further, within each volatility segment, constituent members are more homogeneous facilitating a clearer understanding of each group's relative attractiveness. At an asset allocation level, improved risk choices expand opportunities to convert poorly compensated high risk investments into more attractive investments elsewhere. The persistence of volatility maintains style distinctions effectively over time, offering significant protection to tax exposed investors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 11, 2013
    Publication date: September 12, 2013
    Inventor: John D. Freeman
  • Publication number: 20130238524
    Abstract: A volatility-based securities index framework solves problems with the prior art. By recognizing that investors share the rational goal of earning the highest level of return for any level or risk, a volatility-based index provides investors with information about the most distinct choices in risk. Compared to known approaches, a volatility-based index framework partitions a securities market into much more differentiated segments which in turn provide much more distinct investment choices. Further, within each volatility segment, constituent members are more homogeneous facilitating a clearer understanding of each group's relative attractiveness. At an asset allocation level, improved risk choices expand opportunities to convert poorly compensated high risk investments into more attractive investments elsewhere. The persistence of volatility maintains style distinctions effectively over time, offering significant protection to tax exposed investors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 11, 2013
    Publication date: September 12, 2013
    Inventor: John D. Freeman
  • Publication number: 20130191307
    Abstract: A volatility-based securities index framework solves problems with the prior art. By recognizing that investors share the rational goal of earning the highest level of return for any level or risk, a volatility-based index provides investors with information about the most distinct choices in risk. Compared to known approaches, a volatility-based index framework partitions a securities market into much more differentiated segments which in turn provide much more distinct investment choices. Further, within each volatility segment, constituent members are more homogeneous facilitating a clearer understanding of each group's relative attractiveness. At an asset allocation level, improved risk choices expand opportunities to convert poorly compensated high risk investments into more attractive investments elsewhere. The persistence of volatility maintains style distinctions effectively over time, offering significant protection to tax exposed investors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 2, 2012
    Publication date: July 25, 2013
    Inventor: John D. Freeman
  • Patent number: 4166428
    Abstract: An intruder alarm security device includes a source of fluid under pressure which serves as a medium for oscillating a diaphragm at the throat of a horn to create an audible warning signal. The intruder alarm includes an actuator, a plunger assembly and connecting structure for coupling rotary movement of the actuator to longitudinal movement of the plunger assembly to open communication between the diaphragm and the source of fluid. The or connecting coupling structure includes a lost motion connection so that the plunger assembly is controlled by the actuator only to the point of opening the communication. And, the plunger assembly includes an orifice member for metering the flow of medium to the diaphragm, yet, first is capable of allowing any entrained particulate from a closure of the source to clear the device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 9, 1978
    Date of Patent: September 4, 1979
    Assignee: General Time Corporation
    Inventors: John D. Freeman, David E. Earls, Edward F. Cielaszyk
  • Patent number: 4031363
    Abstract: Apparatus capable normally of presentation of time in hours and minutes and upon command of other functions, such as miles before service is required and days before service is required. The apparatus includes at least one logic integrated circuit for providing required frequency division of various inputs, a storage for accumulating information received from the integrated circuit and for retaining the information over a period of time even though power to the circuit is interrupted, a power supply and a display for displaying information on demand.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 17, 1976
    Date of Patent: June 21, 1977
    Assignee: General Time Corporation
    Inventors: John D. Freeman, Ralph C. Robinson, Kenneth D. Swonger