If you are like most people who produce analysis and market intelligence for your organization, you have a wealth of internal data that you could utilize. Whether you are in strategic development, corporate finance, marketing, sales or even HR, you have data about your customers, your sales, your employees and more. However, you also need a stream of information about your suppliers, competitors and even what your customers are doing outside of their relationship with you. You need to keep an eye on their online activity, too. How can you avoid simply growing the number of information gatherers, analysts and

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This deck includes 5 cases studies on how traders can use alternative web data to stay ahead of global volatility.

NASDAQ: TSLA How tracking job listings data generated volatility signals prior company's reorganization

NASDAQ: AAPL How tracking sales rank per vendor data generated signal on the fall of Apple stock prices

NYSE: LC How tracking loans issued data alerted investors of anomalies which resulted in steep decline of Lending Club's stock prices

NASDAQ: LULU How declines in average discount can be a