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Info-Impact Market Monitoring Perspective
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Stock prices reflect the actions being taken and assertions being expressed by market participants. As information from financial data releases and other business news enters the marketplace, market participants’ actions and assertions can change with changes impacting not only stock prices but also broad market support.
Of particular significance to broad market support, once known to or detected by market participants, is the information created by the actions being taken and the assertions being expressed by what are perceived to be astute market investors and legitimate market influencers. This information is the “information” that stimulates fear and greed in market investors around the world from institutional to the individual investor.
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It is considered prudent to monitor
the market from multiple perspectives.
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Most of the fresh financial information acquired and processed by market participants enters the marketplace in financial data cycles and includes regular financial data releases from government, academia and industry as well as scheduled releases of financial data from public companies. Calendar quarters delineate one complete financial data cycle, each month within the quarter delineates a financial data sub-cycle and each week a financial data micro-cycle.
It only takes information from one quarterly financial data cycle to raise the suspicions of astute investors and legitimate market influencers to data implications, positive and/or negative. One more quarterly financial data cycle is usually but not always needed to confirm suspicions before actions and/or assertions relating to their suspicions are, to some degree, taken and/or expressed.
Our Info-Impact monitoring process is framed around monthly financial data sub-cycles. We believe a process correlated to weekly financial data micro-cycles, forms a market monitoring perspective to close to the market and a process correlated to quarterly financial data cycles, forms a market monitoring perspective to far from the market.
Findings from our Info-Impact monitoring process consist of Info-Impact Factor and Info-Impact Baselines. The findings, together with publishing format, provide insight into the market quickly and easily through comparison analysis from the Info-Impact market monitoring perspective.
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