About the project

Data, methods and results

About

The Team Behind SwissDataExplorers

This project turns market history into a readable story. We study how stocks respond when innovation hits, sometimes instantly, sometimes weeks later, and sometimes not at all.

Abstract visualization for innovation footprints and markets

What this page covers

Team, datasets, and a quick walkthrough of the method behind the site.

Project overview

We asked a simple question with a complicated answer: when a breakthrough happens, does the market price it immediately, or only after the meaning becomes obvious?

To find out, we ran an event-study style analysis across dozens of innovation moments and translated the results into the narrative you see on the homepage. The goal is not to predict the future. It is to measure market recognition.

Meet the team

Portrait of Youssef Dib

Youssef Dib

Portrait of Rami Aschkar

Rami Aschkar

Portrait of Kevin Abou Jaoude

Kevin Abou Jaoude

Portrait of Chloe Abou Halka

Chloe Abou Halka

Portrait of Michel Bassil

Michel Bassil

Data and method

Data sources

  • Kaggle Stock Market Dataset (1962-2020) for long-run historical prices
  • Yahoo Finance (2020-2024 extension) to bring the analysis into the recent AI era
  • Official company newsrooms to validate dates and align the narrative with real announcements

The whole site is built to make one idea tangible: markets do not react to innovation in a single universal way. They react based on visibility, timing, uncertainty, and whether a binary gate exists (like regulatory approval).

Tools

  • Python for data processing and event-study metrics
  • Plotly for interactive figures
  • Flourish for animated rankings and flow diagrams
  • Jekyll (Bulma Clean Theme) for the website layer