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Have Consumers Fallen Out Of Love With Tesla? Analysis of Twitter data, using our Web Queries platform, shows consumer interest in the recent Model Y launch is significantly lower than interest in the Model 3 at the time of its launch in 2016.

This week clients can use our new tool to see what specific datasets and categories are getting the most clickviews by our clients. The tool is one method we help clients prioritize which datasets to consider trialling. This tool is part of our Data Sourcing solution.

Eagle Alpha’s first focus session on search data is going to be held online on February 28th. During this focus session, we will address some of the common challenges in working with search data – specifically Google Trends data, including the stringent downloading limitations, the subsampling of total search volume inherent in the data, and the data frequency vs. timespan inverse relationship. The session will concentrate on specific examples demonstrating search data’s predictive power. Contact enquiries@eaglealpha.com to learn more about our alpha focus sessions and to book your place.

Eagle Alpha is delighted to announce our biggest “Access & Alpha” alternative data event to date, in NYC on May 15th, 2019. Join lead sponsor JPMorgan, up to 500 attendees and 100 ‘best in class’ data companies. Please visit our event website for more information and to register. If you would like to learn more contact events@eaglealpha.com.

two recent reports published by Eagle Alpha’s Data Analytics team on Chipotle and GoPro correctly signaled changing momentum in the names that reported yesterday. Contact us to learn more about the data underlying these reports and the Data Analytics solution.

We are seeing a lot more ESG related requests from quants and discretionary long/short funds. This will not be driven by ‘ethical’ mandates per se but a desire to further explore how ESG factors can drive underperformance and poor company performance.