Could the number of people visiting a company’s Wikipedia page predict the company’s stock price?
What about the number of times a company is mentioned in a popular investing channel on Reddit? Or the amount the company is spending on corporate lobbying? Would knowing whether members of Congress have been buying or selling a certain stock help you decide whether to do the same?
Christopher and James Kardatzke* think so, and they’re out to make that information accessible and affordable to the average investor. The 22-year-old Madison twins are the founders of Quiver Quantitative, a financial technology startup providing data through a combination of free and paid services.
Read full story at https://captimes.com/news/business/madisons-quiver-quantitative-wants-to-shake-up-stock-trading/article_49d12cdc-67e1-5585-8387-f60325f5e222.html
*Both Christopher and James Kardatzke are UW–Madison alums.