Trading Book

As an investor, it’s important to understand media sentiment before investing, but it’s become near impossible to differentiate what is probable from what is just wishful thinking or a flat out lie.

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Inspiration

In the media today, we frankly see a lot of BS within the investing space in regards to information. As investing has become more mainstream, so has the act of taking advantage of novice investors. This has manifested in so called “influencers” promoting investments which in things like twitter and discord that are in reality scams, “gurus” selling investing courses when they’ve only started investing when the pandemic started and news platforms that will simultaneously post conflicting articles that explain how a stock will soon both skyrocket and tank.

As an investor, it’s important to understand media sentiment before making investments, but it’s become near impossible to differentiate what is true or probable from what is just wishful thinking or a flat out lie. Trading Book will hold these so-called “analysts” accountable and validate whether or not they are truly knowledgeable.

What it does

Enable users to see which analysts are truly knowledgeable through viewing a history of analyst predictions.

How we built it

Challenges we ran into

Inexperience with the technologies we used.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Really enjoyed the ideation phase and got a lot of cool ideas.

What we learned

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