## Google and Bloomberg Stock Quote Services return
## HTML5+Microdata based Linked Open Data 
## using terms from Schema.org. 
## As will be quite common, their's a case sensitive issue in 
## regards to the HTTP URIs that identify the "Financial Quote" class
## For Bloomberg we have: <http://schema.org/intangible/financialquote> 
## and for Google : <http://schema.org/Intangible/FinancialQuote>
## What follows in an owl:equivalentProperty relation that enables 
## a processor of this data (e.g., SPARQL Query Processor) apply 
## reasoning and inference based on the semantics of the 
## owl:equivalentProperty relation.
## Using Virtuoso's SPARQL processor, you can create an inference rule
## declaratively via the following SQL Stored procedure
## rdfs_rule_set ([in rule_name varchar], [in graph_iri varchar], [in remove integer]);
##  Usage Example:
##  Load the data to a Named Graph that's implicitly (in the case of Virtuoso) identified by the RDF Document URL that contains the RDF statements that constitute the rule being created
## 
##  LOAD <http://kingsley.idehen.net/DAV/home/kidehen/Public/Linked%20Data%20Documents/Tutorials/inference-rule-for-stock-quotes.ttl> ;
##
##  Via SQL run the procedure:
##  RDFS_RULE_SET ('schema_stock_quotes', 'http://kingsley.idehen.net/DAV/home/kidehen/Public/Linked%20Data%20Documents/Tutorials/inference-rule-for-stock-quotes.ttl');
##

<http://schema.org/intangible/financialquote> 
owl:equivalentProperty <http://schema.org/Intangible/FinancialQuote>.