The computer, and everything it represents and can do, is the god of all investment analysts. Without access to vast amounts of data, our beloved Excel sheets or the complex models that these create, we cannot imagine doing any financial analysis. And yet, these tools are relatively new, having become commonplace only during the 80s in the West and from about the mid-90s in India.
This article was originally published on April 15, 2024.
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