/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55782963
A lot of people fail to realize the key to good financial predictions is always context. It's completely useless to just grab a chart and draw a straight line in it, even more if you don't know if you're seeing tesla stocks or fucking harry pottter shiba inu.
Take for example this chart, sure looks bullish but if i tell you it's $X and you're watching the potential growth of a stealth launch that has no real devs pulling the strings it becomes far more of a potential pump right?
On the other hand if i just grab $DOGE and predict some wild price you will know it's most likely that it won't pump because its been crabbing for months now.
Context is key

>>55775167
Information depends purely in how you analyse it

Here's the alpha.

Euromonday investors are having this prediction for lunch and it's expected to be accurate to a 97% degree or so.