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Ray Dalio

Investment Strategy

The Ray Dalio Approach to Finance and Life

Ray Dalio is not just another name in the financial world. He's the founder of Bridgewater Associates, the second largest hedge fund in the world. He's best known for his macro investing strategies and his unique principles of radical transparency.

Carl Icahn

Investment Strategy

Carl Icahn: A Wall Street Titan

For anyone familiar with Wall Street, Carl Icahn's presence is unmistakable. His influence in the stock market and his activist investment strategy have shaped the trajectory of multiple companies and fortunes for several decades.

Phil Fisher

Investment Strategy

The Timeless Investment Wisdom of Philip Fisher

In the world of finance, few names shine as brightly as Philip Fisher's. His insights and methods have left a permanent mark on the investing landscape. To this day, several of the greatest investing minds, including Warren Buffett, admit to being influenced by Fisher's strategies and thinking.

Topics

Investor Relations

Topics: Leveraging AI to Streamline Industry and Company Insights

In the fast-paced world of investing, where staying informed is crucial, time is of the essence. Whether you're an investor, analyst, journalist, or an investor relations professional, the need to quickly and accurately grasp the pulse of entire industries or specific groups of companies is paramount.

10 Nordic Mid Small Caps

Company Research

10 Impressive Nordic Mid/Small Cap Companies You Should Know About

The Nordic region, comprising Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, has long been recognized for its robust economies, innovation, and a flair for producing globally recognized companies.

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Investor Relations

History Mode: Tracing Corporate Narratives

In the vast landscape of corporate presentations, there’s one tool that is changing how analysts, investors, and industry observers are understanding companies: History Mode. This Quartr Web App feature allows users to track the evolution of specific companies' most commonly used slides.

Mentioned by let's you stay in the know when a company of interest is mentioned by customers, suppliers, competitors, or any other participant in the public markets.

Investor Relations

Mentioned By: Keep Track of Company Mentions

Stay in the know when a company of interest is mentioned by customers, suppliers, competitors, or any other participant in the public markets.

Mockup of Financial Estimates and Segment Data in Quartr Core

Investor Relations

From Analyst Forecasts to Financial Segment Data

Accurate and timely data is crucial for making informed investment decisions. While many platforms and resources claim to offer in-depth financial details, few truly deliver—especially without a hefty price tag. This is where Quartr Web App stands out.

Transcript Search

Investor Relations

Transcript Search: Harnessing the Power of Words

Successful investment decisions rely on speed, accuracy, and confidence. That's why the ability to search through company events for any specific keyword is a game-changer.

Live Calls

Investor Relations

Live Earnings Calls on Quartr

Forget the 90s way of listening to company events such as earnings calls, capital markets days, and investor conferences via legacy webcast solutions. Using the Quartr Web or Mobile App, you get frictionless access to live calls straight from your pocket.

A crash course in ESG investing

Business Philosophy

A Crash Course in ESG

ESG is taking a more pronounced role in the investing world. In this article, we're taking a closer look at the criteria and application of the concepts.

Triple Digit Growth - Hero

The Hidden Dangers of Triple Digit Growth

Some companies are able to achieve triple-digit revenue growth because they have identified a market need and have developed a product or service that effectively addresses that need. Triple-digit growth rates are generally seen in early-stage startups or companies in emerging markets where there is a significant untapped market opportunity.

Triple Digit Growth

What is The Rule of 40 in Investing?

The author and blogger Brad Feld came up with the Rule of 40 in 2015. Not long after, venture capitalists started to use the metric to be able to roughly evaluate the quality of a SaaS company quickly.

Deep Moats - Hero

What are Moats in Investing?

Moats once surrounded castles and protected them from intruders; the broader and deeper the moat, the more protected the castle would be. Companies also have moats, not literally but metaphorically—giving them a unique edge over competitors and protecting them long-term.

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What are FAANG Companies?

FAANG is an acronym that refers to the stocks of five of the most prominent companies in the world. The term was popularized by Jim Cramer, the television host of CNBC, who praised these businesses for being quality companies dominating in their respective markets.

Software Giants - Hero

The Biggest Software Companies in The World

In 2011, co-founder and general partner of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, Marc Andreessen, wrote an essay about software growth that was published in The Wall Street Journal. Marc Andreessen’s headline, “Software is eating the world,” quickly became a phrase often referred to by investors.

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