This third installment of the four-part series features the importance of economic strength. Junge Ma, InvestorKit lead research analyst, shares with us more data on why economic strength is a key pillar of profit-driven data.
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Join her as she goes through the 4 pillars:
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- What they are
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- Why they're important
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- Where to find the data
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- How to interpret them
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GDP and GDP growth, unemployment rate, industry structure, and job vacancies are just some of the economic indicators that Junge will be discussing in this episode.
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Shedding some light on what really makes an economy move and why understanding the economic health of a region is crucial for making informed property investment decisions.
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And if you stay through to the end, Junge will be busting a data myth about economic strength and if it really is enough to correctly predict the housing market.
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One data point at a time, you will start to build up a really solid understanding of the market, and this will result in you making better investment decisions! So tune in to today's episode and add to your knowledge.
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