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- 4 new stocks make our February lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+5.4%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+3.6%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 5 new stocks make our January lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-0.3%) fell while the S&P 500 rose (+2.7%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 5 new stocks make our December lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+0.2%) rose less than the S&P 500 (+0.7%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 9 new stocks make our November lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+14.2%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+9.6%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 14 new stocks make our October lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-12.3%) fell more than the S&P 500 (-6.4%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 6 new stocks make our September lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-11.4%) fell more than the S&P 500 (-3.3%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 4 new stocks make our August lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-2.3%) fell less than the S&P 500 (-3.9%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 6 new stocks make our July lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+0.5%) rose less than the S&P 500 (+1.6%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 5 new stocks make our June lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-0.1%) fell less than the S&P 500 (-2.4%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 3 new stocks make our May lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-0.1%) fell while the S&P 500 rose (+2.2%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms. See our website for details.
- 21 new stocks make our April lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+2.2%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+1.3%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms. See our website for details.
- 19 new stocks make our March lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+3.7%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+1.8%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 8 new stocks make our February lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+0.5%) rose less than the S&P 500 (+0.7%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 10 new stocks make our January lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+5.5%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+4.1%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 4 new stocks make our December lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+3.6%) rose while the S&P 500 fell (-1.5%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 5 new stocks make our November lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+4.5%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+2.1%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 6 new stocks make our October lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+2.6%) rose less than the S&P 500 (+4.3%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 4 new stocks make our September lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-5.8%) fell less than the S&P 500 (-6.3%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 6 new stocks make our August lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (+10.5%) rose more than the S&P 500 (+7.7%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 4 new stocks make our July lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-9.7%) fell more than the S&P 500 (-6.2%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 11 new stocks make our June lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks (-9.8%) fell more than the S&P 500 (-7.2%) and outperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 4 new stocks make our May lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks portfolio (+0.6%) rose while the S&P 500 fell (-0.2%) and underperformed as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 25 new stocks make our April lists.
- FREE Company Valuation Reports for 2 of the new stocks are in the Free Archive on our website.
- The Dangerous Stocks portfolio (+4.3%) outperformed the S&P 500 (+5.3%) as a short portfolio last month.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while true economic earnings are declining.
- Barron's recently highlighted our stock-picking as amongst the best of all Wall Street firms.
- 19 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (+1.4%). 17 stocks had negative returns.
- 21 new stocks make our March lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 19 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-5.2%). 30 stocks had negative returns.
- 6 new stocks make our February lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 8 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+0.6%). 8 stocks had negative returns.
- 8 new stocks make our January lists.
- Note: we modified our FCF Yield Rating. It is based on a single year instead of the 2-year average.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- New lower price ($50) for our Most Dangerous report.
- 29 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+4.8%). 19 stocks had negative returns.
- 12 new stocks make our December lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- New lower price ($50) for our Most Dangerous report.
- 26 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (+1.3%). 20 stocks had negative returns.
- 9 new stocks make our November lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 20 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (+5.9%). 11 stocks had negative returns.
- 6 new stocks make our October lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 20 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.5%). 18 stocks had negative returns.
- 7 new stocks make our September lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 30 stocks from last month’s report underperformed the S&P 500 (+8.6%). 6 stocks had negative returns.
- 7 new stocks make our August lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 16 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.7%). 20 stocks had negative returns.
- 5 new stocks make our July lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 25 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+4.3%). 16 stocks had negative returns.
- 7 new stocks make our June lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 23 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (+11.9%). 12 stocks had negative returns.
- 7 new stocks make our May lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 17 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+14.6%). 5 stocks had negative returns.
- 28 new stocks make our April lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 20 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-16.4%). 33 stocks had negative returns.
- 24 new stocks make our March lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 17 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (-9.0%). 28 stocks had negative returns.
- 6 new stocks make our February lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show February's 40 Most Dangerous Stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 18 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+6.5%). 6 stocks had negative returns.
- 8 new stocks make our January lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 26 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-15.5%). 37 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 10 new stocks make our December lists. See Figure 3 below.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show December's 40 Most Dangerous Stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of November's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 24 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-16.6%). 36 stocks had negative returns.
- 11 new stocks make our November lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 19 stocks from last month’s report underperformed the S&P 500 (-8.6%). 28 stocks had negative returns.
- 8 new stocks make our October lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 22 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-0.6%). 23 stocks had negative returns.
- 17 new stocks make our September lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 14 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-1.9%). 17 stocks had negative returns.
- 10 new stocks make our August lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 23 stocks from last month?s report underperformed the S&P 500 (-9.1%). 36 stocks had negative returns.
- 9 new stocks make our July lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 20 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.3%). 26 stocks had negative returns.
- 16 new stocks make our June lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 19 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (+2.7%). 17 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1below.
- 21 new stocks make our May lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 19 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-0.3%). 20 stocks had negative returns.
- 24 new stocks make our April lists.
- The Most Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- 31 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-0.4%). 32 stocks had negative returns.
- 23 new stocks make our March lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 15 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P500 (-0.7%). 16 stocks had negative returns.
- 4 new stocks make our February lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 16 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-3.2%). 27 stocks had negative returns.
- 5 new stocks make our January lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 23 stocks from last month?s report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.0%). 29 stocks had negative returns.
- 9 new stocks make our December lists.
- Most Dangerous Stocks have misleading earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show December's 40 Most Dangerous Stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of November's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 20 stocks from last month?s report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.4%). 23 stocks had negative returns.
- 6 new stocks make our November lists.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show November's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of October's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 21 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+5.1%). 15 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1.
- 8 new stocks make our October lists. See Figure 3.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show October's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of September's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 25 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.2%). 20 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 6 new stocks make our September lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show September's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of August's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 27 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (-4.8%). 35 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 8 new stocks make our August lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show August's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of July's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 22 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (-1.3%). 26 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 5 new stocks make our July lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show July's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of June's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 21 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+3.4%). 12 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 9 new stocks make our June lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show June's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of May's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 29 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+4.06%). 15 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 8 new stocks make our May lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show May's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of April's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 23 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.52%). 16 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 22 new stocks make our April lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show April's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of March's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 16 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.18%). 25 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 116 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (-2.18%). 25 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 20 new stocks make our March lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 6 and 7 show March's 40 Most Dangerous stocks. Figure 5 shows the performance of February's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our stock-picking ability as #1 amongst all research firms.
- 19 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.85%). 17 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 23 new stocks make our January lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October, 2005, article.
- 24 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.2%). 18 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 16 new stocks make our January lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October, 2005, article.
- 16 stocks from last months report underperformed the S&P 500 (+1.5%). 13 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 9 new stocks make our December lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October, 2005, article.
- 20 stocks from last month's report underperformed the S&P 500 (+2.48%). 16 stocks had negative returns. See Figure 1 below.
- 22 new stocks make our November lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October, 2005, article.
- 17 companies declined since our last report. 18 companies beat the S&P 500 (+1.55%). See Table 1 below.
- 24 new stocks make our October lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October, 2005, article.
- 10 stocks from last month's report declined in the last month while the S&P 500 rose 2%. See Figure 1 below.
- 20 new stocks make our September lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- 19 stocks from July's report dropped at least 1% in the last month while the S&P 500 rose 0.7%. See Figure 1 below.
- 18 new stocks make our August lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- 17 stocks from June's report dropped at least 1% in the last month while the S&P 500 rose 0.6%. See Figure 1 below.
- 11 new stocks make our July lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- 33 stocks from May's report dropped at least 1% in the last month. 23 stocks dropped more than the S&P 500 (-4.5%). See Figure 1 below.
- 7 new stocks make our June lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- 25 stocks from April's report declined at least 1% in the last month while the S&P500 rose +2.3%. See Figure 1 below.
- 18 new stocks make our May lists. See Figure 3 below.
- All of our Most Dangerous Stocks have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, the worst score in our Risk/Reward Rating system.
- Very Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, which means reported earnings are rising while economic earnings and ROIC are declining.
- Figures 5 and 6 on pages 6 and 7 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- 14 stocks from March's report declined at least 1% in the last month. See Figure 1 below.
- Most of the stocks in this month's report are new because we updated our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology
- We have more directly aligned our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology with our Risk/Reward Rating System.
- All stocks on our Most Dangerous Lists now must have a 'Very Dangerous' rating, which is our worst Overall rating.
- Our Risk/Reward Rating system grades 3000+ stocks according to a 5-point scale.
- A detailed explanation of our Risk/Reward Rating system is included in this report.
- Figures 3 and 4 on pages 5 and 6 show this month's stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- Key Highlights: price decreases in the past month move 2 stocks off the lists: VRNT (-4%) and KWK (-21%).
- Figure 1 in the attached report details all additions and deletions to the lists.
- Figure 2 highlights 2 stocks with price drops greater than 5% that remain on the list.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- Pages 2-4 explain our stock selection methodology.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- Key Highlights: price decreases in the past month move 4 stocks off the lists: HPQ (-5%), AGE (-3%), FLDR (-13%) and DTAS (-2%).
- Figure 1 details all additions and deletions to the list.
- Figure 2 highlights 7 stocks with price drops greater than 5% that remain on the list.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Pages 2-4 explain our stock selection methodology.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking on October 11, 2005.
- Key Highlights: price decreases in the past month move 3 stocks off the lists: BYD (-3%), ADP (-2%) and SIVBE (-4%).
- Figure 1 in the attached report details all additions and deletions to the lists.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking amongst ALL research firms on October 11th, 2005.
- Key Highlights: price increases in the past month move one stock off the lists: SYKE (-5%).
- Figure 1 details all additions and deletions.
- Figure 2 highlights stocks with meaningful price drops that remain on the list.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- Pages 2-4 explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Institutional Investor Magazine highlighted our #1 ranking for stock-picking in an October 11th article.
- Key Highlights: price drops in the past month move 4 stocks off the lists: CCC (-31%), PKTR (-30%), KEYW (-17%) and LG (-8%).
- One new large cap and 5 new small cap stocks make the November Most Dangerous Lists.
- Details on all additions and deletions to the lists are in Figure 1 and Appendix 1. Figures 2 and 3 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- Pages 2-4 in the attached report explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Key Highlights: price drops in the past month push 3 stocks off the lists: EDMC (- 4%), CRAI (-11%), and LAD (-2%).
- 3 new large cap and 5 new small cap stocks make the October Most Dangerous lists.
- Details on all additions and deletions to the lists are in Figure 1 and Appendix 1 in the attached report. Figures 2 and 3 show the 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- Pages 2-4 in the attached report explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Key Highlight: material price decline in past month pushed CNT (down 4%) off our lists.
- 2 new large cap and 1 new small cap stocks make the September Most Dangerous lists.
- Details on all additions and deletions to the lists are in Figure 1 and Appendix 1 in the attached report.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks are also EXPENSIVE, which means market expectations for future cash profits are substantially greater than historical cash profits.
- Figures 2 and 3 provide the full list of 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Pages 2-4 explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks provide unique investment ideas generated by our analysis of SEC filings, especially the Notes to the Financial Statements, for over 3400 companies.
- 1 new stock makes our August Large Cap list.
- 4 new stocks make our August Small Cap list.
- Figure 1, in the attached report, lists the tickers added to and deleted from our Large and Small Cap Lists. Appendix 1 details the reasons behind each addition and deletion.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- We identify the most expensive stocks by looking for stocks with the highest expectations for future cash profits versus true, historical profits.
- Figures 2 and 3 provide the full list of 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Pages 2-4 explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks provide investors with unique investment ideas generated by our forensic analysis of 10K filings for over 3000 companies
- 3 new stocks make our July Large Cap list. Price appreciation elevated 2 stocks to Most Dangerous status. 1 companys recent 10K reflected a Most Dangerous profit decline
- 3 new stocks make our July Small Cap list. Price appreciation elevated 1 stock to Most Dangerous status. 2 stocks are recent additions to coverage
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling
- We identify the most expensive stocks by looking for stocks with the highest expectations for future cash profits versus true, historical profits
- Figure 1 in the attached report shows the 10 Most Dangerous Large Cap Stocks for July
- Figures 2 and 3 provide the full list of 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks
- Pages 2-4 explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks provide investors with unique investment ideas generated by our forensic analysis of 10K filings for over 3000 companies.
- 4 new stocks make our June Large Cap list as recent price appreciation elevated them to more dangerous ranking than 4 companies on the May list.
- 3 new stocks make our June Small Cap list after price decreases took 3 others off the list.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks have MISLEADING EARNINGS, which means reported profits are positive and rising while actual profits are negative and falling.
- We identify the most expensive stocks by looking for stocks with the highest expectations for future cash profits versus true, historical profits.
- Figure 1 shows the 10 Most Dangerous Large Cap Stocks for June.
- Figures 2 and 3 provide the full list of 20 Large Cap and 20 Small Cap Dangerous stocks.
- Pages 2-4 explain our Most Dangerous Stocks selection methodology.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks provide investors with unique investment ideas generated by our rigorous analysis of 10K filings for over 3000 companies.
- Our detailed forensic accounting analysis scours the Notes to the Financial Statements to reverse window-dressing of reported earnings and assess true profits.
- We also identify the most expensive stocks by looking for stocks with the highest expectations for future cash profits versus true, historical profits.
- Figure 1 shows a subset of our Most Dangerous Stocks for May.
- Our May Most Dangerous Stocks are based on the freshest financial data available to the market for the entire Russell 3000.
- Contact us for a copy of the full report and/or details on which companies were added/dropped this month.
- The full report includes a list of and all the details behind our 20 Most Dangerous Large/Mid Cap and Small Cap stocks.
- Our Most Dangerous Stocks lists change considerably in April after our analysis of over 2500 new 10Ks.
- As shown in Figure 1 below, our Most Dangerous stocks are under-performing the market over the past seven months.
- Our April Most Dangerous Stocks are based on the freshest financial data available to the market for the entire Russell 3000.
- Dangerous Stocks have Misleading Earnings, declining ROICs, and very EXPENSIVE Valuations.
- Please contact us for a copy of the report.
- The full report includes a list of and all the details behind our 20 Most Dangerous Large/Mid Cap and Small Cap stocks.
- The September Most Dangerous Large/Mid Cap Stocks (+1%) have meaningfully under-performed the S&P 500 (+7%) over the past 6 months. See Figure 1.
- 1 new Large/Mid-Cap stocks make our Most Dangerous list for March. The top 5 are: STN, IVGN, DNA, EDMC, and BA.
- 4 new Small-Cap stocks make our Most Dangerous list.
- The top 5 are: CWTR, JLL, AMHC, COKE, and BONT.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Large/Mid Cap Stocks are on page 4, and the 20 Most Dangerous Small Cap Stocks are on page 5.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have greater downside risk than upside potential because of: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- 3 new Large/Mid-Cap stocks make our Most Dangerous list for February. The top 5 are: STN, IVGN. DNA, EDMC, and UVN.
- 3 new Small-Cap stocks make our Most Dangerous list. The top 5 are: CWTR, COKE, JLL, AMHC, and BONT.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks list for February featuring Large and Mid-Cap Stocks is on page 4 and the list featuring Small-Cap Stocks is on page 5.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have greater downside risk than upside potential because of: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- 3 new stocks make our 20 Most Dangerous list for January. The top 5 Most Dangerous stocks are: STN, IVGN, DNA, UVN, and EDMC.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greaterthan what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for January are listed on page 4.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have greater downside risk than upside potential because of: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- The top 5 Most Dangerous small-cap stocks are: COKE, AMHC, ANSI, JLL, and BONT.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for January are listed on page 4.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- 6 new stocks make our 20 Most Dangerous list for November. The top 5 Most Dangerous stocks are: STN, DNA, UVN, EDMC, and BA.
- We suggest readers leverage our 'Setting the Benchmarks for the S&P 500' report to compare the metrics for the individual companies in this report to the benchmark metrics in the S&P 500 report.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for November are listed on page 4.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- 6 new stocks make our 20 Most Dangerous list for November. The top 5 Most Dangerous stocks are: STN, DNA, UVN, EDMC, and BA.
- We suggest readers leverage our 'Setting the Benchmarks for the S&P 500' report to compare the metrics for the individual companies in this report to the benchmark metrics in the S&P 500 report.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for November are listed on page 4.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have: Expensive Valuations, Poor Economics, and Misleading Earnings.
- 5 new stocks make our 20 Most Dangerous list in October. The top 5 are: BA, AXP, XRX, CPN and UVN.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for October are listed on page 4.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3 of the report.
- Our 20 Most Dangerous Stocks have: Poor Economics, Expensive Valuations, and Misleading Earnings.
- 10 new stocks make our 20 Most Dangerous list in September. 4 of the top 5 are replaced as well.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to provide investors with an unadulterated analysis of the underlying economics of businesses.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks for September are listed on page 4.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on pages 2 and 3 of the report.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks represent those companies with the worst economics and most expensive valuations.
- These stocks are risky investments because their valuations imply future financial performance far greater than what the companies have achieved historically.
- Even after recent declines in most major indices, there are many dangerous stocks in the market.
- Despite reporting positive GAAP earnings and GAAP earnings growth, these companies have negative and declining economic earnings.
- The key accounting issues that cause GAAP profits to differ from a company's underlying economic earnings are listed in Figure 1 on page 1 of the report.
- If accounting measures of profitability can be unreliable, then so can the valuation metrics that rely on them.
- Our economic measures overcome accounting distortions to help investors make more informed decisions.
- Our Top 20 Most Dangerous Stocks are listed on page 4 of the report.
- A detailed description of how we identify the Most Dangerous Stocks is on page 3 of the report.
