Eagle Alpha’s Search Signals product consists of a series of company revenue indicators constructed using Google search volumes for a company’s product offering.
The science of artificial intelligence and alternative data isn’t fiction anymore.
Traditionally considered a relatively safe investment, recent municipal bankruptcies and defaults have resulted in the restructurings of bond obligations. Losses on the part of bondholders have caused investors to re-assess the risk profile of municipal issuers.
The dataset is delivered through a partnership with a provider that collects anonymized purchase data from around 2 million active shoppers, scanned from email purchase receipts.
Digimind is a social media monitoring and competitive intelligence company that provides information on brands and products in more than 200 languages. We arranged this interview with Digimind Director Ross Martinez to better understand how asset managers could use social media data.
Consumer transaction data is provided by Eagle Alpha’s partner and consists of anonymized panel data drawn from users of the UK's largest personal financial assistant, an app/web platform. Data is collected in near real-time, directly from bank and credit card records.
Google Trends is a public web facility based on Google Search that shows how often a particular search-term is entered relative to the total search-volume over time across various regions of the world.
Organizations struggle with an endless flow of data they collect in different formats and from a wide range of sources. Businesses have to deal with the speed of data flows, manage infrastructure costs and ultimately find meaningful insights from all this information.
App download and usage data is an example of an alternative data source that can be used to analyze product adoption and brand satisfaction.
FNGO provides high frequency and comprehensive South Korea export data to institutional investors. We arranged this interview with FNGO CEO Min Kim to understand the possibilities that trade data brings.
The case study presented below was prepared by a satellite imagery data analytics company that catalogued and back tested more than one million parking lot images that accounted for 1.5 billion cars over seven years.
In a recent court ruling, LinkedIn was ordered to allow hiQ Labs access public profiles posted on the social media site. The legal battle started in May with LinkedIn issuing a cease and desist letter asking hiQ Labs to stop data scraping.
