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I agree that insider trading is an unlikely explanation for the reason you mention. It could be that an early algorithmic advantage compounded into an incumben
by clausok 3y ago
I agree that insider trading is an unlikely explanation for the reason you mention.
It could be that an early algorithmic advantage compounded into an incumbency advantage: better research tools; better data; better pay for better scientists.
The 'secret sauce' may have started out as novel discoveries and, over time, become 'just being RenTec'.