There's a problem with your
current research source.
Every analyst is
taking information from the same place.
Which results in a kind of hive
minded groupthink that traps most analysts into conforming to The Street's
predictions.
Shouldn't be a surprise.
Feed
from the same trough, and you'll look and act like all the other cows.
How to break from the herd (and
incrementally add to the quality and accuracy of your calls)
Pouring over financial
statements from every possible angle is an essential part of what you do as an
analyst.
You already know book valuation
like the back of your hand. No help needed there.
But this slant towards the
financials tends to also keep analysts' ears off the ground level, where the
customers are having conversations.
….and using their collective
strength to decide the success or failure of UPCOMING company events.
New product launches, promotional events, sales and so on.
Discussed and critically
evaluated by the true decision-makers--BUYERS. Before they actually happen.
Let that sink in for a moment.
Amazingly, none of the major
news and research outlets are keeping tabs on this information, and
incorporating it into their research or analyses!
If that's not strange enough,
here's the greatest irony: This isn't exactly some secret classified
information that requires NSA level clearance to get your hands on.
Nope. It's out there, just
sitting in the public domain.
Waiting
for an intelligent analyst to pour over the data and pull out the valuable gold
nuggets that lie within.
Where is this treasure trove of
information, you ask?
The chatty, interactive world
of Social Media.
Social media BUZZ often acts as
a LEADING indicator
The premise is simple. As we
already alluded to, customers talk before they buy.
And they talk A LOT on social
media-- a place where smart and sophisticated new research techniques are being
applied to listen to them en masse.
This isn't true just for the
business world either.
A recent article from the
researchers at MIT working together with the US government, detailed new plans
on the use of "social media analytics" software to predict disease
outbreaks and other high-level, governmental concerns.
They did this after digging
into the data, and realizing the blindingly obvious connection between certain
types of tweets, and the spread of various diseases being tracked by the
research team.
So how does that translate to
business?
The sidebar on the right goes
into details. Several studies have already shown relationships varying from
decent to strong buzz towards a new company or one of its products, and the
resulting close price over the tracked interval.
In short: To an extent, Buzz
dictates stock prices.
What a surprise--that following
customer attitudes opens up a window into the future of company performance.
Here's a brief overview of how we can enhance your decision-making capabilities in the Mobile Industry:
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And not a week goes by without
some hot new development unfolding. Radically changing the face of the
industry.
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