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Marta Lopata
Chief Growth Officer
@Thinknum Alternative Data
Carson Boneck
Chief Data Officer
@Balyasny Asset Management L.P.
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Visit https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thinknum_thank-you-to-all-that-helped-make-thinknum-activity-6430518302899994624-zIZoThe Wall Street Journal worked with data-analysis firm Thinknum, which tracked prices daily for each item on Gap, Banana Republic, J. Crew, Kohl's, Nordstrom, Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Toys 'R' Us and Wal-Mart's websites, starting Oct. 1, 2017. When an item was out of stock or unavailable, Thinknum used the most recent price listed on the site. Some details about the toys aren't shown, to reduce the risk of their prices being selectively lowered.
“2020, Manhattan, HFT firms have eroded all alpha from Market data. Amaya, God's Worker and Old Titan are on the quest for the promised land of alpha.”
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Download PDF (62.1Mb)Our data is used in a number of research reports from hundreds of notable companies around the world.
Open Research CitationsAlternative datasets reveal strategic movements within companies. Track when companies are hiring or firing employees, interacting with customers, moving product, and many other metrics indicative of company performance.
Investors and analysts generate actionable insights by tracking corporate performance.
You no longer have to rely on engineers to interact with data. Now you can build and share queries using intuitive tools.
You’ll have access to pre-configured maps, charts, word clouds, and advanced visualizations to understand the data quickly.
Scan data points across millions of companies and receive emails when relevant metrics cross critical thresholds.
Access existing maps, charts, word clouds, and other visualizations to understand your data quickly. Or build custom widgets to view data just the way you want it.
Thinknum’s library features the longest history of alternative data
available anywhere. Efficiently search datasets organized
by a singular naming structure.
Track store growth and overlay competitors and demographic data
Discover which companies are hiring on a daily basis
Track online listed product pricing and promotional activity
Track real estate pricing by individual property and city
Track the individual cars sold by car dealers
Track user engagement for websites and mobile apps
"The Fifth Wall Digitally Enabled Retailer Map powered by Thinknum...will be a game changer for consumers and brands alike."
"The tools we use and the data we pull from Thinknum help inform our equity research analysis so we can make unique, differentiated insights. The platform has been an important resource for data analysis on vehicle inventories, pricing at retailers, job openings, and various user metrics, among many other items."
"Thinknum is a crucial thought partner to our business. They provide unique insights that help us understand trends and markets in an unparalleled way."
"But for some money managers, the strong growth was not a surprise thanks to Thinknum."
"Enabling investors and businesses to utilize the web's data."
"Thinknum sources and presents data that it collects across the Internet."
"The Wall Street Journal worked with data-analysis firm Thinknum, which tracked prices daily for each item."
"But for some money managers, the strong growth was not a surprise thanks to Thinknum."
"Enabling investors and businesses to utilize the web's data."
"Thinknum sources and presents data that it collects across the Internet."
"The Wall Street Journal worked with data-analysis firm Thinknum, which tracked prices daily for each item."