Sentence examples for stock analytics from inspiring English sources

Yahoo's boss has already taken home $78m since she was installed as CEO, according to the stock analytics firm MSCI.

Mayer has taken home $78m since she was installed as CEO in 2012, according to stock analytics firm MSCI; if she's dismissed from the company after a buyout she's set for another $59m, based on the terms of the company's most recent proxy statement.

We learn the nuances specific to industry verticals, demographics, or market segments, and then tune predictions accordingly, it is very much like stock analytics that investors use to backwards model and de-risk financial investments".

For the funds on our roster, strategies range from international stocks (Analytic Global) to large stocks (Laudus Rosenberg U.S. Large/Mid Cap) to medium-size stocks (James Market Neutral).

ExactTarget, the marketing software giant that went public in March, has picked up a pair of smaller companies to build out its portfolio: marketing automation company Pardot for $95.5 million $85.5 millionn in cash and $10.0 million in ExactTarget common stock) and analytics company iGoDigital for $21 million $14.7 millionn in cash and $6.3 million in ExactTarget common stock).

But the same approach could have advantages for any system that needs to process data in real time, such as stock traders' analytic software, or location-tracking or environmental-monitoring systems that use networks of sensors.

Bloomberg's fortune was made in tech, selling stock market data analytics through his Bloomberg terminals.

Ernst & Young's recent white paper "Getting ROIC Right" demonstrates the superiority of our stock research and analytics.

Of the millions of people tweeting about stocks, Social Market Analytics identified a universe of 55,000 influencers, offering its tools to hedge funds and institutions to gauge market sentiment on which to base algorithmic trades.

"Individuals can customize the screen, whether for stock quotes or other analytics".

Among them is Ian Sigalow, a New York-based partner and co-founder of Greycroft Partners, who doesn't put too much stock in sheer data analytics.