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by virincognito 11y ago
Senior Software Engineer - Toronto, ON (ONSITE) Opencare | Data-driven doctor recommendations ( https://www.opencare.com ) Opencare is on a mission to transform healthcare. We are building a data-driven doctor recommendation engin
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by virincognito 11y ago
Opencare | Toronto, ON | Full-time | Onsite Opencare is on a mission to transform healthcare. We are building a data-driven doctor recommendation engine. In other words, we use millions of data points to connect you and your loved ones with
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by virincognito 15y ago
While I don't agree with your first point, it's certainly up do personal opinion. However, it's never a bad idea for people to understand how to invest and manage their money. From my understanding, that was what the author was talking abou
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The Truth About Mutual Funds: Fees vs. Returns(vuru.co)
30 points by virincognito 15y ago|17 comments
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It Literally Pays to Ignore the Stock Analysts(blog.vuru.co)
9 points by virincognito 15y ago|1 comments
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Web Design - Sites of the week(abduzeedo.com)
1 points by virincognito 15y ago|0 comments
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by virincognito 16y ago
I think you're missing the point. The argument isn't that bloggers as a whole perform better than professional analysts, it's that there are far more sources to get information about the market these days than just Wall Street analysts. Blo
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by virincognito 16y ago
Surely bloggers do not only always outperform Wall Street analysts, but there are certainly scenarios, such as this one, where they do get it right. I agree that CNN's sample size could be statistically inaccurate, but the blogosphere is pr
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How Bloggers Beat Wall Street(blog.vuru.co)
26 points by virincognito 16y ago|24 comments