Keep Calm & Trust Your Data: AI And Stock Market Irrationality

IAC/InterActiveCorp Stock Predictions: Swipe Right

IAC is a holding company that owns more than 20 operating businesses comprising over 150 brands – this includes Match Group which owns Tinder, the world’s largest online dating platform. For Match Group as of March 31, 2019, IAC’s economic interest was 80.4% and IAC’s voting interest was 97.5%. Tinder and other dating platforms are benefiting from tailwinds and have a massive runway of growth ahead. All of IAC’s other brands, many of which also have exciting upside, provide optionality at a reasonable price. IAC’s stake in Tinder is starting to look a lot like Nasper’s legendary bet on Tencent.



The elegant simplicity and outstanding economics of Match Group’s business is reflected in not only impressive revenue growth, but also earnings and free cash flow growth – much like Facebook. But unlike Facebook, most revenue is more stable as it flows from subscriptions rather than ads. Tinder and all other mobile-based dating platforms are benefiting from secular tailwinds thanks to the proliferation of smart phones and cheaper and unlimited mobile data.

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AI In Finance Industry: The Future Is Today

Stock Forecast Evaluation Report For US Stock Market – Significantly Beating S&P 500 Index

Will Artificial Intelligence Technology Steal Your Job?

Within finance, the quantity of information is vast, so decision making is difficult. Fund managers and financial advisers must make crucial qualitative conclusions by sifting through an abundance quantitative data. AI reduces the cost of this prediction by helping with forecasting and planning. For example, Accenture’s patented ZB x AI platform uses AI and machine learning to categorize financial transactions for instant spend analysis. Consequently, analysts can spend less time gathering information, and more studying and assessing the implications of various decisions.

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