Google has just launched a new search traffic tracking tool called Google Domestic Trends. Domestic Trends tracks 23 economic sectors including retail, auto, employment, construction, computers and electronics and more.
The premise for coming up with this tool is that changes in search volume of a given sector on Google.com may be useful for financial analysts and investors to know which among these sectors are actively searched by consumers.
In addition, the Google Finance Blog wrote:
Each index value is baselined at 1.0 on January 1, 2004 and is calculated and displayed on the Google Finance charts as a 7-day moving average. You can easily compare actual stocks and market indexes to these Google Trends on the charts.
Google Domestic Trends sits right inside the Google Finance Site. Individual sector data can be downloaded and used freely for comparison with your own statistical models.
Google’s Domestic Trends aren’t only beneficial for financial analysts and investors, this information can also be used by marketers to increase brand performance. Understanding week-by-week searches can greatly assist in an online campaign. For more- http://domusinc.blogspot.com/2009/09/google-domestic-trends-indexes.html
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Google Insight is very useful for the people those who search for which keyword performs in particular nation. Here is the financial data but how Google tracks other company finance data. Is there a risk if Google tracks a particular company finance data
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