Algorithms & AI – Any Public Company’s Most Influential Audience
For some years now, the team at Sinter as well as our network partners have spent a lot of time thinking about AI and its underlying basis, algorithms. Well before ChatGPT and other “consumer” AI platforms became a thing, we and companies like Literate AI were wrestling with how to make algorithms, and the market […]
Why Almost All IR Websites are Flawed
More than ever, life is digital, whether we are shopping, dating, exercising or investing. And for better or worse, a normal part of online life is being recognized by websites and devices. This makes information easier to find, and more relevant to choices like buying and selling. Recognition (really, tracking, measurement and algorithms) builds relationships […]
How Smart Companies See Investor Relations/IR
In our prior blog post, we described the drawbacks of confusing business performance with business models. We also outlined the limitations of traditional investor relations, vs. what we call value marketing. Even companies that have been public for a long time don’t spend a lot of time thinking deeply about investor relations. Yet, when one […]
Read This First: A Better Basis for Building Stock Market Value
United States stock exchanges list ~4,200 public companies. Most of those businesses have so-called mid-cap or lower valuations. Many – well over a thousand, even the large-cap stocks – regularly trade below their cash and/or book value. While sometimes this is because performance is weak or inconsistent, often the stocks of these businesses trade out […]
