The role of big data in the secondary market
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Abstract
With the rapid development of information technology, Big Data has emerged as one of the important characteristics of the contemporary era. In the secondary market, the application of Big Data is increasingly widespread, which has a profound impact on market structure, trading patterns, and investment decisions. This paper aims to explore the utilization of Big Data in the secondary market, including data analysis techniques, enhancement of decision efficiency, augmentation of market transparency, and innovation in risk management practices while discussing the drawbacks of using Big Data. Then, the study focuses on how to improve and enhance the application of big data in the secondary market in the future. The findings underscore that Big Data plays an instrumental role in shaping the dynamics of the secondary market, this is predominantly manifested in the prediction of stock market trends, the assessment of investment risks, and so on. However, certain challenges persist. Continual development and improvement of Big Data can facilitate more informed investment decision-making.
Keywords
Secondary market, big data, investment, data analysis
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Pan,X. (2024).The role of big data in the secondary market.Applied and Computational Engineering,92,6-11.
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