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Stubhub’s Comeback: From eBay Subsidiary to International Powerhouse

Stubhub’s Comeback: From eBay Subsidiary to International Powerhouse

StubHub (STUB) has officially filed its S-1 to go public, led by JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. They now join Coreweave (CRWV) and Klarna (KLAR) hoping to provide a much-needed spark to the IPO market.
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Advantages, Disadvantages: Insights into Klarna’s F-1 for IPO

Klarna, the largest Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) provider, filed its F-1 registration statement to go public on the NYSE under the ticker KLAR.
Market Carnage:

Market Carnage: How Analysts Are Scrambling to Rebuild Models Amid Tariff Whiplash

The past few days have been some of the most brutal in recent market history. Funds are degrossing at an unprecedented rate, entire investment teams are getting wiped out, and traders are scrambling to figure out which companies have the most exposure to the ongoing
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Tariffs vs. Autos and IT Hardware

With tariffs reshaping global supply chains, US Auto Companies and IT Hardware companies are facing new pressures. Investors and analysts need a clear view of which companies are most exposed—and which might benefit from these disruptions.
CoreWeave’s AI Cloud Ambitions: High Growth, High Risk, and High Stakes

CoreWeave’s AI Cloud Ambitions: High Growth, High Risk, and High Stakes

CoreWeave (CRWV), operating as the “AI Hyperscaler,” has filed its S-1 for an initial public offering (IPO) led by JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs
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AppLovin: The Next TikTok or Ad Flop?

AppLovin’s (APP) stock was one of last year’s top-performing stocks, gaining over 700% and sporting a market cap of around $150 billion.
Podcast

Volatility and Its Impact: How Investors Manage Risk in Turbulent Times

In this episode of InDaloop, Thomas Li discusses the concept of volatility in the financial markets, particularly in the context of recent record-breaking fluctuations driven by fears of recession and Fed actions. He breaks down volatility’s key role in option pricing through models like Black-Scholes, explaining how options have intrinsic and extrinsic values. Volatility serves as a gauge of market fear, which is reflected in tools like the VIX, often called the “fear index.” Li highlights the connection between rising volatility and increased demand for portfolio insurance via options, and how investors can use implied volatility to understand broader market sentiments or specific securities. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of time as a cost factor in volatility, particularly in relation to options nearing expiration.

You can’t model what you don’t understand

Building Relationships in Equity Research: Tips from the Sell-Side with Richard Toad

Understanding Secular Winners with Li Abdullah Al-Rezwan

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Case Study: Deeper insights and faster decisions with AI-powered historical data at US-based Mutual Fund

See how one mutual fund saved two days per analyst during earnings and 50% when building new models with Daloopa.

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The Anatomy of a Hedge Fund: Fund Fees and Expenses Explained

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AI-powered Financial Modeling: Completeness, Accuracy and Speed

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Daloopa Migration Guide

"When I first started as an analyst I was shocked at how manual everything was. Thanks to Daloopa, I don't hate my job anymore."

Senior Analyst at a L/S Hedge Fund

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No. You do not need to be using our data sheets in order to automatically update your models. In fact, we highly encourage you to use our plugin with any existing models you may already have to simplify updating for earnings or filling in any missing quarters. We don’t pull numbers in with a formula–everything is hard-coded, which means that anyone without Daloopa’s plug-in will be able to see the numbers as well, in addition to never #REF-ing out your models.

Yes, Daloopa has models for most major international companies, including ones that report in non-English languages.

Talk to us. Our technology enables us to process filings and build data sheets at an unprecedented scale. We’re on pace to add 750 models to companies to our coverage in 2022, at an average rate of 15 companies added a week.

Talk to us. Our technology enables us to process filings and build data sheets at an unprecedented scale. We’re on pace to add 750 models to companies to our coverage in 2022, at an average rate of 15 companies added a week.

No. You do not need to be using our data sheets in order to automatically update your models. In fact, we highly encourage you to use our plugin with any existing models you may already have to simplify updating for earnings or filling in any missing quarters. We don’t pull numbers in with a formula–everything is hard-coded, which means that anyone without Daloopa’s plug-in will be able to see the numbers as well, in addition to never #REF-ing out your models.

We can easily work with that. Daloopa’s plug-in is smart enough to know when you are using different units and signs from the company’s disclosure. This happens most often when a company discloses in thousands and you model in millions, or when a company provides a negative number for an expensive item, but you have it as a positive number in your model.

Absolutely. Daloopa models are meant to be used in any situation. However, do note that the source links bring you to a web portal hosted by us in the cloud, and the plugin fetches data from our database in the cloud. If you are offline, you will still have full access to all your data, but the links and plugin will only work when you are back online.

We can easily work with that. Daloopa’s plug-in is smart enough to know when you are using different units and signs from the company’s disclosure. This happens most often when a company discloses in thousands and you model in millions, or when a company provides a negative number for an expensive item, but you have it as a positive number in your model.

No. You do not need to be using our data sheets in order to automatically update your models. In fact, we highly encourage you to use our plugin with any existing models you may already have to simplify updating for earnings or filling in any missing quarters. We don’t pull numbers in with a formula–everything is hard-coded, which means that anyone without Daloopa’s plug-in will be able to see the numbers as well, in addition to never #REF-ing out your models.

Absolutely. Daloopa models are meant to be used in any situation. However, do note that the source links bring you to a web portal hosted by us in the cloud, and the plugin fetches data from our database in the cloud. If you are offline, you will still have full access to all your data, but the links and plugin will only work when you are back online.

No. You do not need to be using our data sheets in order to automatically update your models. In fact, we highly encourage you to use our plugin with any existing models you may already have to simplify updating for earnings or filling in any missing quarters. We don’t pull numbers in with a formula–everything is hard-coded, which means that anyone without Daloopa’s plug-in will be able to see the numbers as well, in addition to never #REF-ing out your models.

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