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"Highly successful people don't rise to the top by behaving like everyone else. They understand that achieving great things means getting more done, taking excellent care of their bodies and thinking in ways which promote greatness. Here are the daily habits more than two dozen executives say helped them get where they are today." Accern is thrilled to have the voice of our Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Anshul Vikram Pandey included among such esteemed professionals Read more via Inc. Magazine.com: https://bit.ly/2HANqll

"In finance, data of one sort or another has always held intrinsic value. People who trade in the zero-sum game of capital markets all need a Bloomberg terminal or Thomson Reuters data to have a look at all the traditional price information, earnings estimates and so on." Read more via Newsweek: https://bit.ly/2wVuOd7

"Because of these changes, bank brokerages are now offering more services aimed at assisting individual investors. For example, some firms offer hybrid investing services that support both self-directed investors and those who want professional guidance. Also, firms are offering more free educational information so self-directed investors can be well informed." Read more via Forbes: https://bit.ly/2EwtoGk

"Everything great comes out of someone that needs to solve a problem." CEO Kumesh Aroomoogan sat down to discuss Accern's trading solutions and the future of artificial intelligence in the financial services industry. Listen via CEO Money on iHeartRadio: https://bit.ly/2JojvhK

"Remain mindful of your sleep-to-caffeine balance: I am guilty of hitting the espresso or coffee machine more than once a day, but I rarely go past two servings a day. While espresso can be my secret weapon for the 8 a.m. meetings and my go-to afternoon pick-me-up when the 2 p.m. lethargy kicks in, I limit myself; otherwise my sleep schedule could be jeopardized. Rather than trying to work as many hours a day on as little sleep as possible, I always aim for a minimum of seven... hours of sleep. Anything less and I won’t be able to focus the remainder of the day. I could never understand how some people could function on four hours of sleep. For me, I need that time to rest my body and mind, and I can’t do that when slinging back espresso all day. Kumesh Aroomoogan, a 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 winner for enterprise technology and the co-founder and CEO of Accern, a predictive-analytics startup that is anticipating closing Q1 2018 at a $100 million overall valuation with clients including Credit Suisse and IBM" Read more via Medium: https://bit.ly/2uM6RFY

"There are approximately 3 million blog posts written each day. You can see a real-time counter here. When it comes to incorporating news and blog information into investment strategies, blogs tend to have much more spam and irrelevant content than news sites. Unlike news sites, the majority of blogs are not regulated for supporting evidence and anyone in the world can publish a blog post. This poses a trust issue for investors who wants to incorporate blogs into their investment strategies."

"Kumesh Aroomoogan, is the co-founder and CEO of Accern, an artificial intelligence startup that alerts users of stock and cryptocurrency trading opportunities by scanning about 1 billion websites, message boards and niche blogs. He believes that when institutions, like asset management firms and hedge funds, become more involved in cryptocurrency, the market will stabilize." Read more via Rolling Stone: https://rol.st/2GjhHEO

"Quantitative hedge funds are looking for data and paying big money; Accern's CEO Kumesh Aroomoogan talks about it with host Lindsay France" More via RT America: https://bit.ly/2IbkJeE

On a recent trip to India, our co-founders spoke with My Big Plunge about Accern, advice for young entrepreneurs and what's next for Accern.

"I am guilty of hitting the espresso or coffee machine more than once a day, but I rarely go past two servings a day. While espresso can be my secret weapon for the 8 a.m. meetings and my go-to afternoon pick-me-up when the 2 p.m. lethargy kicks in, I limit myself; otherwise my sleep schedule could be jeopardized. Rather than trying to work as many hours a day on as little sleep possible, I always aim for a minimum of seven hours of sleep. Anything less and I won't be able to focus the remainder of the day. I could never understand how some people could function on four hours of sleep. For me, I need that time to rest my body and mind, and I can't do that when slinging back espresso all day." Our CEO Kumesh Aroomoogan sat down with Inc. Magazine to chat about his habits that lead him to success. Read more: http://on.inc.com/2FKrw1e