“Being able to go back and analyze, take data from five, 10 years ago and strip out any company name... try and analyze that data and see which ones you like better.”

Australian Investors Podcast · Finding Monsters: Matt Joass of Maven Funds Management [REWIND to 2019]

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built a prototype app that strips company names from historical financial data (5-10 years old) so analysts can practice blind analysis

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