A predictive system called "INSIGHT" was built using structured and unstructured data from various sources to identify potential buyers and sellers for large block trades. The system analyzed data like daily block trades, shareholder patterns, holdings, and market news to predict fund behavior. Additionally, the author learned quantitative research including technical analysis, building pair trading strategies, and value-at-risk models to analyze stock predictions and portfolio risk. The internship provided valuable experience in institutional equities trading and quantitative analysis techniques.
This document provides an overview of various topics related to demand forecasting and market research for a project. It discusses demand forecasting methods like judgment-based approaches (e.g. Delphi technique), quantitative methods (e.g. time series analysis), and causal models. It also describes different types of research (e.g. exploratory, applied), data collection methods, data analysis, and implementing findings. Additionally, it covers market analysis, segmentation, product life cycles, competitors, pricing, branding, and the importance of marketing orientation.
Reliable market sizing doesn't have to be as complicated or painstakingly slow as you think. This presentation offers a quick overview of the art and science of market sizing, and offers a step-by-step guide on how to conduct seven fast market sizing approaches.
The document discusses case studies from Microstructure Research & Engineering Technologies (MRET), including one about an automated market maker seeking to increase profits. It outlines MRET's methodology for solving quantitative problems through statistical computing. This includes formulating hypotheses, collecting and examining order flow data, constructing a factor dictionary, and using techniques like regression analysis and machine learning. The case study presented applies this methodology to help the market maker optimize its pricing of liquidity and maximize risk-adjusted returns.
This document discusses methods for sizing technology markets, including Total Potential Market (TPM), Total Addressable Market (TAM), and Total Captured Market (TCM). TPM represents the maximum theoretical market size. TAM is derived from TPM based on factors like product fit and marketing execution. TCM is the portion of the TAM that a particular vendor captures based on its market share. Examples are provided to illustrate how TPM, TAM, and TCM are related and how growth rates are calculated. The document emphasizes using consistent definitions and contacting experts for assistance with market sizing.
This document presents an overview of demand forecasting. It discusses what demand forecasting is and its uses in production planning, inventory management, and assessing future capacity requirements. It also outlines three levels of demand forecasting: micro level for individual businesses, industrial level for product industries, and macro level for aggregate national output. The document further describes types of demand forecasting and factors that determine forecasts. Finally, it lists various techniques for demand forecasting, including statistical methods like trend projection and econometric methods, as well as survey methods like expert opinion polls and the Delphi method.
Research study on selected stock listed in NSE through Technical Analysis,
which includes 15 stock as sample and done sector index wise Comparative analysis. Understanding the stock by 2 leading indicator which are RSI & Stochastic. Which will have the short investor to decide to Buy and Sell the stock by using Chart and there factor affecting stocks.
Download full content:
contact:
Meka Santosh
Email:santosh.ramulu@gmail.com
“Technical analysis” a study on selected stocksBozo All
The document discusses technical analysis and its use in analyzing stocks. It provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price and volume data to identify trends and patterns in order to predict future price movements. It also notes that technical analysis assumes markets are primarily psychological rather than logical. The document then discusses various technical analysis tools and methods, such as candlestick techniques and Dow theory. It concludes by noting that economists have traditionally been skeptical of technical analysis due to theories of efficient markets.
A predictive system called "INSIGHT" was built using structured and unstructured data from various sources to identify potential buyers and sellers for large block trades. The system analyzed data like daily block trades, shareholder patterns, holdings, and market news to predict fund behavior. Additionally, the author learned quantitative research including technical analysis, building pair trading strategies, and value-at-risk models to analyze stock predictions and portfolio risk. The internship provided valuable experience in institutional equities trading and quantitative analysis techniques.
This document provides an overview of various topics related to demand forecasting and market research for a project. It discusses demand forecasting methods like judgment-based approaches (e.g. Delphi technique), quantitative methods (e.g. time series analysis), and causal models. It also describes different types of research (e.g. exploratory, applied), data collection methods, data analysis, and implementing findings. Additionally, it covers market analysis, segmentation, product life cycles, competitors, pricing, branding, and the importance of marketing orientation.
Reliable market sizing doesn't have to be as complicated or painstakingly slow as you think. This presentation offers a quick overview of the art and science of market sizing, and offers a step-by-step guide on how to conduct seven fast market sizing approaches.
The document discusses case studies from Microstructure Research & Engineering Technologies (MRET), including one about an automated market maker seeking to increase profits. It outlines MRET's methodology for solving quantitative problems through statistical computing. This includes formulating hypotheses, collecting and examining order flow data, constructing a factor dictionary, and using techniques like regression analysis and machine learning. The case study presented applies this methodology to help the market maker optimize its pricing of liquidity and maximize risk-adjusted returns.
This document discusses methods for sizing technology markets, including Total Potential Market (TPM), Total Addressable Market (TAM), and Total Captured Market (TCM). TPM represents the maximum theoretical market size. TAM is derived from TPM based on factors like product fit and marketing execution. TCM is the portion of the TAM that a particular vendor captures based on its market share. Examples are provided to illustrate how TPM, TAM, and TCM are related and how growth rates are calculated. The document emphasizes using consistent definitions and contacting experts for assistance with market sizing.
This document presents an overview of demand forecasting. It discusses what demand forecasting is and its uses in production planning, inventory management, and assessing future capacity requirements. It also outlines three levels of demand forecasting: micro level for individual businesses, industrial level for product industries, and macro level for aggregate national output. The document further describes types of demand forecasting and factors that determine forecasts. Finally, it lists various techniques for demand forecasting, including statistical methods like trend projection and econometric methods, as well as survey methods like expert opinion polls and the Delphi method.
Research study on selected stock listed in NSE through Technical Analysis,
which includes 15 stock as sample and done sector index wise Comparative analysis. Understanding the stock by 2 leading indicator which are RSI & Stochastic. Which will have the short investor to decide to Buy and Sell the stock by using Chart and there factor affecting stocks.
Download full content:
contact:
Meka Santosh
Email:santosh.ramulu@gmail.com
“Technical analysis” a study on selected stocksBozo All
The document discusses technical analysis and its use in analyzing stocks. It provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price and volume data to identify trends and patterns in order to predict future price movements. It also notes that technical analysis assumes markets are primarily psychological rather than logical. The document then discusses various technical analysis tools and methods, such as candlestick techniques and Dow theory. It concludes by noting that economists have traditionally been skeptical of technical analysis due to theories of efficient markets.
Demand forecasting involves estimating future demand based on past trends and other factors. There are several methods of demand forecasting including statistical methods like time series analysis and regression analysis, as well as survey methods. Time series analysis uses historical sales data to identify trends and seasonal patterns to forecast future demand. Regression analysis examines the relationship between demand and other independent variables to develop a forecasting model. Survey methods directly ask customers or experts their opinions on future demand. Accurate demand forecasting is important for production planning, inventory management, and other business decisions.
This document contains the acknowledgements, declaration, table of contents, and introduction to technical analysis sections of a project report on technical analysis submitted by Shraddha Singh for their MBA program. The introduction provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price and volume data to identify trends and predict future price movements. It also discusses some of the common technical analysis tools like charts, indicators, and patterns that will be covered in the report.
This document is Vishal Nabde's dissertation submitted to Mumbai University for his Masters in Management Studies degree. It examines the topic of technical analysis. The dissertation includes declarations, acknowledgements, a table of contents, and 10 chapters that will analyze technical analysis tools and indicators and apply them to study the stock of Power Grid. It aims to understand how technical analysis can be used to predict short-term stock price movements.
Technical analysis a study on selected stocks conducted at religare securit...Projects Kart
Technical analysis is a method of evaluating securities such as stocks by analyzing statistics generated from market activity, like prices and trading volume. Technical analysts believe historical patterns in prices and volumes can help predict future price movements. The document discusses various technical analysis tools like charts, indicators, and patterns that analysts use to identify trends and make predictions. It also outlines some key assumptions of technical analysis, such as the idea that stock prices already reflect all publicly available information.
The disruptometer: an artificial intelligence algorithm for market insightsjournalBEEI
Social media data mining is rapidly developing to be a mainstream tool for marketing insights in today’s world, due to the abundance of data and often freely accessed information. In this paper, we propose a framework for market research purposes called the Disruptometer. The algorithm uses keywords to provide different types of market insights from data crawling. The preliminary algorithm data-mines information from Twitter and outputs 2 parameters-Product-to-Market Fit and Disruption Quotient, which is obtained from a brand’s customer value proposition, problem space, and incumbent space. The algorithm has been tested with a venture capitalist portfolio company and market research firm to show high correlated results. Out of 4 brand use cases, 3 obtained identical results with the
analysts ‘studies.
A study of technical analysis in different sectors stocksProjects Kart
1) Fundamental analysis determines a stock's intrinsic value by analyzing factors like the economy, industry, and company. It identifies underpriced and overpriced stocks based on comparing intrinsic value to market value.
2) Technical analysis predicts future stock price movements by studying historical price data and trading volumes. It analyzes charts and patterns to identify trends but does not consider fundamental company factors.
3) The study analyzes 5 stocks from the Nifty index using limited technical analysis tools to predict future stock behavior and help investors make informed buy/sell decisions. It has limitations such as only analyzing a few stocks and tools.
The document provides an overview of important considerations for technical analysis of securities, including maintaining sufficient capital, developing a clear strategy, diversifying investments, understanding the companies and industries invested in, using indicators to identify patterns, and managing risk through stop-losses and not over-investing in any single position. It emphasizes reducing risk, having a complete plan, trading liquid stocks of profitable companies, avoiding chasing stocks and being greedy, and using contrarian thinking.
This document outlines key steps and methods for market and demand analysis:
1. Secondary information is collected to provide context, while primary data from market surveys supplements this.
2. Demand is characterized based on past and present effective demand, demand breakdowns, price trends, distribution methods, consumer profiles, and competition.
3. Common demand forecasting methods include qualitative approaches like expert panels, time series models like trend projection and exponential smoothing, and causal models like chain ratios and consumption levels based on income/price elasticities.
The document is a project report submitted by Rang Narayan on technical analysis. It includes an acknowledgements section, declaration, preface on technical analysis, and an index of chapters to come. The introduction provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price data to anticipate future price movements. It also outlines key concepts from Dow Theory that prices discount all known information and are not totally random. The report will analyze Indian stocks using technical analysis tools like candlestick patterns, chart patterns, indicators and oscillators, and Fibonacci retracement levels.
The document describes a multi-agent prediction market model based on a partially observable stochastic game (POSGI). In the model, software trading agents receive information signals and make trading decisions on behalf of human traders. The model represents the trading behavior as a POSGI and finds the equilibrium strategies using a correlated equilibrium solution concept. The research aims to understand how different trader behaviors impact market prices and incentives for truthful reporting. Experimental results will compare the POSGI agent strategies to other trading approaches.
This document discusses prediction markets and some of their challenges. Prediction markets allow people to bet on outcomes, like who will win a startup competition, by buying and trading "stocks" tied to each possible outcome. The price of the stocks is meant to reflect the probability of each outcome. However, prediction markets face issues with attracting enough users and making the stock market-based system intuitive for most people. The document explores how to address these usability and adoption problems, such as building the system on popular platforms like Facebook or monetizing the information gained from a prediction market.
2014 market forecast based on algorithms. This presentation includes predictions for the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite.
Tziralis & Ipeirotis at 3rd Prediction Markets WorkshopGeorge Tziralis
A research work by George Tziralis & Panos Ipeirotis.
Detecting Important Events
using Prediction Markets, Text
Mining, and Volatility Modeling.
Presented on July 9th in the 3rd Prediction Markets workshop, Kellog's School of Management, Northwestern University, Chicago
A multi agent prediction market based on Boolean Network Evolutionlolokikipipi
1) A multi-agent prediction market model based on Boolean network evolution is proposed, where trading agents update their binary beliefs (0 or 1) about event outcomes using Boolean functions.
2) The model aggregates individual agent beliefs into a market price through a mean-field approach, stabilizing price fluctuations compared to conventional markets.
3) Experiments show the Boolean network model accurately predicts outcomes and scales well to large agent numbers, outperforming a standard logarithmic market scoring rule approach.
Presentation at the HEA-funded workshop 'Using technology-based media to engage and support students in the disciplines of Finance, Accounting and Economics'
The workshop presented a variety of innovative approaches, which use technology, to engage and support learning in business disciplines that students find particularly challenging. Delegates had the opportunity to share and evaluate good practice in implementing and developing online teaching resources and to reflect on how to develop their own teaching practice, using technologies available in most institutions.
This presentation is part of a related blog post that provides an overview of the event: http://bit.ly/1o1WfHU
For further details of the HEA's work on active and experiential learning in the Social Sciences, please see: http://bit.ly/17NwgKX
A Prototype Prediction Market Game for Enhancing Knowledge Sharing among Sale...haji mizu
This document proposes using a prediction market game with a comment system to enhance knowledge sharing among salespeople. It describes preliminary experiments comparing prediction market sessions with and without the comment system. The sessions with comments had significantly more transactions, suggesting comments activated more frequent information and knowledge sharing. Further experiments are needed to better evaluate the game and identify improvements, such as capturing comment relationships. The goal is to develop a serious gaming approach that motivates truthful information sharing to foster collaboration.
Comparison of Multicriteria and Prediction Market Approaches for Technology F...Cédric Gaspoz
We present and compare two original approaches for technology assessment and foresight based on opposite paradigm: a management science approach (Multi-Criteria Decision-Making) versus a participatory approach (Prediction Market). These approaches are intended to support the management of a technology portfolio and the assessment of new technology by an IT organization. In order to explore the relevance of the research, we conducted several experiments in real environments. The results demonstrated that the rigor of management science and the participation of the Web 2.0 approach are complementary strengths for technology foresight. Furthermore, a framework has been established to compare the two approaches.
Participating in prediction markets on Qmarkets involves 5 simple steps: choosing a question or market to predict, understanding the question details and parameters like current predictions and history, making a prediction by selecting an answer and amount to invest using two sliders, seeing your prediction updated in your profile and the market price affected while reducing your available balance, and choosing another question to invest in while managing your limited overall balance across multiple predictions.
Prediction Markets and Competitive Intelligencewolf2voices
Tom Davis discussed how prediction markets can be used for competitive intelligence (CI). Prediction markets aggregate dispersed information held by participants to predict outcomes. They work best when participants are independent, diverse, and decentralized. Market design is key, and concerns about manipulation can be addressed through proper design that incentivizes discovery of truthful information. Great prediction markets function similarly to great social networks in how they engage participants and create new markets.
The document provides a technology forecast for the mobile industry. It begins with defining the industry and its key segments. It then analyzes the industry's history, growth, market dynamics, trends, and strategies. Technological challenges are identified for major trends like apps, interfaces, displays, energy monitoring, processing speed, and keyboards. The analysis includes a future wheel, relevance tree, structural analysis, cross-impact analysis, roadmap, and wild cards to forecast short and long-term technologies. Key points of uncertainty are the development of new battery, display, and storage technologies.
This presentation introduces prediction markets, describes who uses them and why, and ends with an examination of how the prediction market industry is trying to make the act of making prediction more usable.
Demand forecasting involves estimating future demand based on past trends and other factors. There are several methods of demand forecasting including statistical methods like time series analysis and regression analysis, as well as survey methods. Time series analysis uses historical sales data to identify trends and seasonal patterns to forecast future demand. Regression analysis examines the relationship between demand and other independent variables to develop a forecasting model. Survey methods directly ask customers or experts their opinions on future demand. Accurate demand forecasting is important for production planning, inventory management, and other business decisions.
This document contains the acknowledgements, declaration, table of contents, and introduction to technical analysis sections of a project report on technical analysis submitted by Shraddha Singh for their MBA program. The introduction provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price and volume data to identify trends and predict future price movements. It also discusses some of the common technical analysis tools like charts, indicators, and patterns that will be covered in the report.
This document is Vishal Nabde's dissertation submitted to Mumbai University for his Masters in Management Studies degree. It examines the topic of technical analysis. The dissertation includes declarations, acknowledgements, a table of contents, and 10 chapters that will analyze technical analysis tools and indicators and apply them to study the stock of Power Grid. It aims to understand how technical analysis can be used to predict short-term stock price movements.
Technical analysis a study on selected stocks conducted at religare securit...Projects Kart
Technical analysis is a method of evaluating securities such as stocks by analyzing statistics generated from market activity, like prices and trading volume. Technical analysts believe historical patterns in prices and volumes can help predict future price movements. The document discusses various technical analysis tools like charts, indicators, and patterns that analysts use to identify trends and make predictions. It also outlines some key assumptions of technical analysis, such as the idea that stock prices already reflect all publicly available information.
The disruptometer: an artificial intelligence algorithm for market insightsjournalBEEI
Social media data mining is rapidly developing to be a mainstream tool for marketing insights in today’s world, due to the abundance of data and often freely accessed information. In this paper, we propose a framework for market research purposes called the Disruptometer. The algorithm uses keywords to provide different types of market insights from data crawling. The preliminary algorithm data-mines information from Twitter and outputs 2 parameters-Product-to-Market Fit and Disruption Quotient, which is obtained from a brand’s customer value proposition, problem space, and incumbent space. The algorithm has been tested with a venture capitalist portfolio company and market research firm to show high correlated results. Out of 4 brand use cases, 3 obtained identical results with the
analysts ‘studies.
A study of technical analysis in different sectors stocksProjects Kart
1) Fundamental analysis determines a stock's intrinsic value by analyzing factors like the economy, industry, and company. It identifies underpriced and overpriced stocks based on comparing intrinsic value to market value.
2) Technical analysis predicts future stock price movements by studying historical price data and trading volumes. It analyzes charts and patterns to identify trends but does not consider fundamental company factors.
3) The study analyzes 5 stocks from the Nifty index using limited technical analysis tools to predict future stock behavior and help investors make informed buy/sell decisions. It has limitations such as only analyzing a few stocks and tools.
The document provides an overview of important considerations for technical analysis of securities, including maintaining sufficient capital, developing a clear strategy, diversifying investments, understanding the companies and industries invested in, using indicators to identify patterns, and managing risk through stop-losses and not over-investing in any single position. It emphasizes reducing risk, having a complete plan, trading liquid stocks of profitable companies, avoiding chasing stocks and being greedy, and using contrarian thinking.
This document outlines key steps and methods for market and demand analysis:
1. Secondary information is collected to provide context, while primary data from market surveys supplements this.
2. Demand is characterized based on past and present effective demand, demand breakdowns, price trends, distribution methods, consumer profiles, and competition.
3. Common demand forecasting methods include qualitative approaches like expert panels, time series models like trend projection and exponential smoothing, and causal models like chain ratios and consumption levels based on income/price elasticities.
The document is a project report submitted by Rang Narayan on technical analysis. It includes an acknowledgements section, declaration, preface on technical analysis, and an index of chapters to come. The introduction provides an overview of technical analysis, including that it uses historical price data to anticipate future price movements. It also outlines key concepts from Dow Theory that prices discount all known information and are not totally random. The report will analyze Indian stocks using technical analysis tools like candlestick patterns, chart patterns, indicators and oscillators, and Fibonacci retracement levels.
The document describes a multi-agent prediction market model based on a partially observable stochastic game (POSGI). In the model, software trading agents receive information signals and make trading decisions on behalf of human traders. The model represents the trading behavior as a POSGI and finds the equilibrium strategies using a correlated equilibrium solution concept. The research aims to understand how different trader behaviors impact market prices and incentives for truthful reporting. Experimental results will compare the POSGI agent strategies to other trading approaches.
This document discusses prediction markets and some of their challenges. Prediction markets allow people to bet on outcomes, like who will win a startup competition, by buying and trading "stocks" tied to each possible outcome. The price of the stocks is meant to reflect the probability of each outcome. However, prediction markets face issues with attracting enough users and making the stock market-based system intuitive for most people. The document explores how to address these usability and adoption problems, such as building the system on popular platforms like Facebook or monetizing the information gained from a prediction market.
2014 market forecast based on algorithms. This presentation includes predictions for the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite.
Tziralis & Ipeirotis at 3rd Prediction Markets WorkshopGeorge Tziralis
A research work by George Tziralis & Panos Ipeirotis.
Detecting Important Events
using Prediction Markets, Text
Mining, and Volatility Modeling.
Presented on July 9th in the 3rd Prediction Markets workshop, Kellog's School of Management, Northwestern University, Chicago
A multi agent prediction market based on Boolean Network Evolutionlolokikipipi
1) A multi-agent prediction market model based on Boolean network evolution is proposed, where trading agents update their binary beliefs (0 or 1) about event outcomes using Boolean functions.
2) The model aggregates individual agent beliefs into a market price through a mean-field approach, stabilizing price fluctuations compared to conventional markets.
3) Experiments show the Boolean network model accurately predicts outcomes and scales well to large agent numbers, outperforming a standard logarithmic market scoring rule approach.
Presentation at the HEA-funded workshop 'Using technology-based media to engage and support students in the disciplines of Finance, Accounting and Economics'
The workshop presented a variety of innovative approaches, which use technology, to engage and support learning in business disciplines that students find particularly challenging. Delegates had the opportunity to share and evaluate good practice in implementing and developing online teaching resources and to reflect on how to develop their own teaching practice, using technologies available in most institutions.
This presentation is part of a related blog post that provides an overview of the event: http://bit.ly/1o1WfHU
For further details of the HEA's work on active and experiential learning in the Social Sciences, please see: http://bit.ly/17NwgKX
A Prototype Prediction Market Game for Enhancing Knowledge Sharing among Sale...haji mizu
This document proposes using a prediction market game with a comment system to enhance knowledge sharing among salespeople. It describes preliminary experiments comparing prediction market sessions with and without the comment system. The sessions with comments had significantly more transactions, suggesting comments activated more frequent information and knowledge sharing. Further experiments are needed to better evaluate the game and identify improvements, such as capturing comment relationships. The goal is to develop a serious gaming approach that motivates truthful information sharing to foster collaboration.
Comparison of Multicriteria and Prediction Market Approaches for Technology F...Cédric Gaspoz
We present and compare two original approaches for technology assessment and foresight based on opposite paradigm: a management science approach (Multi-Criteria Decision-Making) versus a participatory approach (Prediction Market). These approaches are intended to support the management of a technology portfolio and the assessment of new technology by an IT organization. In order to explore the relevance of the research, we conducted several experiments in real environments. The results demonstrated that the rigor of management science and the participation of the Web 2.0 approach are complementary strengths for technology foresight. Furthermore, a framework has been established to compare the two approaches.
Participating in prediction markets on Qmarkets involves 5 simple steps: choosing a question or market to predict, understanding the question details and parameters like current predictions and history, making a prediction by selecting an answer and amount to invest using two sliders, seeing your prediction updated in your profile and the market price affected while reducing your available balance, and choosing another question to invest in while managing your limited overall balance across multiple predictions.
Prediction Markets and Competitive Intelligencewolf2voices
Tom Davis discussed how prediction markets can be used for competitive intelligence (CI). Prediction markets aggregate dispersed information held by participants to predict outcomes. They work best when participants are independent, diverse, and decentralized. Market design is key, and concerns about manipulation can be addressed through proper design that incentivizes discovery of truthful information. Great prediction markets function similarly to great social networks in how they engage participants and create new markets.
The document provides a technology forecast for the mobile industry. It begins with defining the industry and its key segments. It then analyzes the industry's history, growth, market dynamics, trends, and strategies. Technological challenges are identified for major trends like apps, interfaces, displays, energy monitoring, processing speed, and keyboards. The analysis includes a future wheel, relevance tree, structural analysis, cross-impact analysis, roadmap, and wild cards to forecast short and long-term technologies. Key points of uncertainty are the development of new battery, display, and storage technologies.
This presentation introduces prediction markets, describes who uses them and why, and ends with an examination of how the prediction market industry is trying to make the act of making prediction more usable.
This is a case study I had worked on as a first year MIM student at University of Maryland (College Park), while studying INFM612 (Management of Information Programs and Services), taught by Dr. Ping Wang - a wonderful Professor.
Prediction markets are a tool for collecting and aggregating opinion using market principles. Enterprise prediction markets (social business intelligence) are in use in 100-200 large organizations for project management and revenue forecasting. Consumer prediction markets are becoming widely used for event prediction (election results, product sales, box office receipts).
2015 Global Trend Forecast (Technology, Media & Telecoms)CM Research
The document provides predictions for technology, media and telecom investment themes over the next 12 months. For hardware, it predicts wearable technology and mobile payments will benefit Apple and Google due to their mobile operating systems. Samsung looks risky, while Lenovo is a long-term favorite. Software defined networking threatens Cisco and Ericsson, while EMC is a long-term play. Google is positioned to gain from numerous concurrent consumer electronics cycles. For software, applications focused on big data like Nuance and Tableau are favored. Amazon may lose cloud dominance as prices fall. For internet and media, Google leads in e-commerce and mobile. Content owners could benefit from multiple internet TV platforms. Voice revenues are declining for telecoms who
This document discusses how prediction markets use crowdsourcing and collective intelligence to aggregate information and predict future events. Prediction markets allow participants to buy and sell contracts tied to particular outcomes, and the resulting market prices are interpreted as probabilities of those outcomes occurring. Prediction markets have been shown to accurately predict election results and aggregate insider information. However, they face challenges around liquidity and legal issues in some jurisdictions. The document provides examples of social prediction markets and companies that utilize prediction markets internally.
2014 Global Trend Forecast (Technology, Media & Telecoms)CM Research
In this report, the third volume in our "Global TMT Trend Forecast" series, we identify the major disruptive technologies that we will see in 2014 and predict how they will impact the world’s largest technology, media and telecom (TMT) companies.
Inside, we split the global TMT sector into 17 subsectors (e.g. connected devices, consumer electronics, semiconductors, e-commerce, social media, software, telecom operators, etc.) and examine how emerging technology themes will impact each sector, highlighting the likely winners and losers. Behind many of the themes mentioned in this report we have published in-depth research reports supporting our thinking. Here, we bring all these themes together. Our objective is to offer investors and industry executives a comprehensive trend forecast for the global TMT sector over the next 12 months.
If you only read one TMT Trends report this year, make sure it is this one.
4 Essential Lessons for Adopting Predictive Analytics in HealthcareHealth Catalyst
Predictive analytics is quite a popular current topic. Unfortunately, there are many potential side tracks or pit falls for those that do not approach this carefully. Fortunately for healthcare, there are numerous existing models from other industries that are very efficient at risk stratification in the realm of population management. David Crocket, PhD shares 4 key pitfalls to avoid for those beginning predictive analytics. These include
1) confusing data with insight
2) confusing insight with value
3) overestimating the ability to interpret the data
4) underestimating the challenge of implementation.
K TO 12 GRADE 7 LEARNING MODULE IN ARALING PANLIPUNANLiGhT ArOhL
Learning materials / modules in Araling Panlipunan for Grade 7, Module 1 to 5. I combined the 5 modules. it was separated by a blank blue page for the module 3,4,5. hope it will help so u will download the whole modules. i will upload the revised module 3. check it in my slideshare.
This document discusses demand forecasting, which is the process of estimating demand for a product or service for a given period of time. It describes different types of demand forecasting such as short-term, mid-term, and long-term forecasting. Various methods of demand forecasting are also presented, including opinion poll methods like expert opinion, Delphi method, and market studies/experiments. Factors that influence demand forecasting are discussed as well, such as time factors, level of forecasting, market conditions, and product classification.
1. Incedo provides forecasting, valuation, deal term development, and consulting services to help clients develop appropriate forecasting scenarios and find partners through the in- and out-licensing process.
2. Valuation and forecasting use commercial, financial, and market data to develop realistic estimates for negotiations. An asset's potential varies with different partners, so deal terms depend on each partnership's needs and industry dynamics.
3. Incedo's proprietary online platform RnDpipeline.com allows users to post opportunities, search matches, and model revenues, costs, valuations, and deal structures to facilitate business development and licensing activities across the life sciences industry.
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Competitive analysis of the organization
It is important for any organization to thrive and succeed in their business markets. It is also vital for these particular firms to develop the need to analyze their competitor’s needs and strategies. Understanding competitor analysis however is important in ascertaining marketing planning strategies and processes. Strong competitors perhaps can hinder best performances of the firm and its general success, and at an advanced stages, it can lead to total failures. Competitive analysis however enables firms to anticipate their close competitor’s actions and that can enable the organization to exploit competitor’s weaknesses. The strategy also enables firms to identify their most unique selling points. The identification of the selling points however can be strengthened trough marketing campaigns. Competitive analysis however enables and aids successful competitors to continuously develop their best marketing strategies in acute response to the changes in the market place.
Based on porter’s five competitive forces, these strategies were developed basically as a framework for assessing and evaluating the business competitive strength and the firm’s business position. This strategy believes in the notion that five forces exist that determines the competitiveness and attractiveness of the market. It also identifies greatly where power lies in a business situation. Porter’s specifications are therefore important in realizing the strengths of the organization current competitive position, and it also predicts the organizational strength in the future. The forces however can be used by strategic analysts at advanced stages to realize if new products or services that prevail in the business environment are potentially profitable.
They can also use it to ascertain the areas that posses more strength, this will help in improving weaknesses and helps to avoid mistakes.
Porters five forces of competitive positions
Supplier power is the certainty of how suppliers make it easy to drive and raise prices. Normally, supplier power is driven by the number of suppliers for each particular input, the available of their products and services, the strengths supplier posses and the relative cost of switching from one particular supplier to the other. Suppliers posses power when: there are very few suppliers of a particular product, when substitute don’t exist, when the product is extremely important to the potential buyer who cannot do without it and also the degree of differentiation of inputs
Buyer power.Buyer’s posses the potential of lowering prices. This is normally ascertained by the number of buyers existing in the market. It is also related to the individual buyer to the organization. Cost of ...
An intelligent pricing solution was developed to help pharmaceutical companies optimize drug pricing. The solution analyzes various factors like market trends, costs, sales prices and forecasts to determine the right price. It also simulates different pricing scenarios. This provides insights into pricing strategies and negotiations with distribution channels. For a client, the solution identified opportunities worth $14 million and helped reduce revenue leakage by 1-2% through improved pricing intelligence and negotiations.
Why market research firms should embrace latest technologiesGo4customer
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This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demons.docxchristalgrieg
This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills gained is this course. The total grade for the Project is 30% of the final grade for the course. Each of the four written submissions for this Project is due by 4:00PM eastern Standard Time on the due date. After that they are considered late. Late Project submissions will be marked down 10% each day the submission is late. Read all instructions before starting.
Project Part 1. Initial selection of stocks.
Assume you have $1,000,000 to invest. You will use this to form a hypothetical large cap ( each company with at least $10 billion in Market Capitalization) diversified stock portfolio by investing your funds in five stocks chosen from five different industries. No short sales, fractional shares, or margin trades are permitted for this Project. To determine how much you have invested in any particular stock, multiply the stock price times the number of shares purchased. You must use at least $900,000. Any funds left over represent cash in your portfolio that earn no return. Dividends and other cash distributions will be added to cash and not reinvested.
Trades are not permitted except in extraordinary situations with the specific approval of your instructor's prior approval. Trading will only be considered between Friday of week 1 and Thursday of week 13, January 22 to April 9. Should a trade be allowed, the instructor must be notified via email of the specifics of the trade within 24 hours.
Deliverables:
1. A spreadsheet that includes the number of shares you purchased for each stock and the closing prices as of Friday of week 1, January 22, of your stocks. Report the last dividend paid date and amount as well as the next dividend pay date. Also, include your total investment and the amount held in cash. To get stock price information go to www.google.com
(Links to an external site.)
or www.yahhoo.com
(Links to an external site.)
and click on "Finance". Enter the ticker symbol of your stock as well as any other needed information to track the stock such as exchange the stock is traded on and click on historical prices. Use the column that contains closing prices to track the stock for the semester.
2. Conduct and analysis of the stocks explaining why you chose these particular stocks based on your analytical technique. The analysis, (three to six pages plus spreadsheets) should include the following:
a. Give a brief history of the companies and their products. Briefly discuss where the company is heading (new products or ventures). Identify each company's competitors and identify each company's ranking among it's competitors.
b. Find the reported beta and and the adjusted beta of each company calculating the other if only one is reported. Record your source and describe how they calculated the betas including frequency of observations, as methods do vary. Explain what the beta tells you about ...
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