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The Devil’s in the Data

To gain an edge, investment analysts need to look at data differently. The best approach is to focus on fewer and better data elements that are uncorrelated with what other market participants analyze. Investors should also try to find their data in off-the-grid economic indicators rather than using traditional research methodologies. By following this approach, they can better connect with society to benefit from early identification of data that optimize their decision making and investment outcomes.