As Groundhog Day gives way to March Madness, predictions are in the air. Being wrong is an understood part of the predicting game, except in one place: financial forecasting. In this arena, companies are judged by how they measure against the predictions, rather than the other way around.
As Groundhog Day gives way to March Madness, predictions are in the air. Being wrong is an understood part of the predicting game, except in one place: financial forecasting. In this arena, companies are judged by how they measure against the predictions, rather than the other way around.
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