Disagreement among sources such as Reuters, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal can itself be useful information because it may reveal an opportunity amid uncertainty.

“Because what's interesting to people is if there are divergent sources. Like, a, an example would be, um, how many ships are going up, how many planes are going above us right now.”

“If Reuters is saying something or Bloomberg is saying something and Wall Street Journal is saying something, they may not all agree. Mm-hmm.”

“But the fact that they don't agree is a point of data because is there an opportunity there? Because no one knows. So that's how we try and give people information. And then the second question is, you know, people's data sits everywhere, and I think there's different types of integration. The first one is, what about, like, their messy PDF data?”