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Thanks for taking the time to respond. Your example is part of what we are offering. You would be able to validate the accuracy of our predictions. Additiona

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• gus_massa 8y ago
  > Your example is part of what we are offering. You would be able to validate the accuracy of our predictions. The problem is that you are entering a field that is full of people selling snake oil, and you need to build a minimal credibility before someone pays to get the data, wait three months, and check if the predictions are accurate.
  • cbe 8y ago
    Thanks for the input. I agree. In the near term, we thought it would be helpful to let people make predictions for free without registering. If they want to track the predictions against the actuals we could send them an email or a text when the actuals are available. Over time we would be able to provide performance metrics. This would take the work out of it for them. They could choose to register/pay when they recognize value. You could make unlimited predictions, but if you want notifications and metrics, it would be limited to 3 stocks. A paid account would get more, not unlimited, but enough to emulate a portfolio. Would that appeal to you and allow you to make a decision?
    • gus_massa 8y ago
      It's more like a reminder or a personal bet. I though your service was some kind of program that makes stock predictions.
      • cbe 8y ago
        The prediction is the heart of it and the notification is meant to be a convenience.