Bursting the big data bubble

Bursting the big data bubble

In the financial world, big data is hailed as a potential game changer for predicting stock market performance. But without adequate safeguards, big data analyses may result in spurious correlations, misguided predictions and disappointing returns. By Wai Mun Fong In the financial world, big data is...

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Performance prediction
Portfolio management
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Securities markets
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