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Xue Zhang2012

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Predicting Asset Value through Twitter Buzz

Xue Zhang · Hauke Fuehres · Peter A. Gloor

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Stock Market Forecasting Methods Financial Markets and Investment Strategies Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining

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Published2012-01-01

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