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David Trainer, Founder & CEO

David Trainer, Founder & CEO

David Trainer, Found & CEO of New Constructs

January 20, 20150Comments

David Trainer Explains Why You Need to Know a Company’s Invested Capital

Watch David Trainer explain the importance of understanding how much capital has truly gone into a business, and the adjustments we make to calculate this metric.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 16, 20150Comments

David Trainer on Investment Research Myths and What Makes the Best Research

David Trainer explains the importance of quality research and dispels myths about how most research is done.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 15, 20150Comments

David Trainer Explains Why Big Banks Are No Longer an Attractive Investment

David Trainer discusses why big banks are no longer an attractive investment.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 14, 20150Comments

David Trainer Explains Stupid Money Risk and How to Avoid It

David Trainer discusses stupid money risk in stock investing and how to avoid it.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 13, 20150Comments

David Trainer Updates Our Danger Zone Call on Tesla Motors

CEO David Trainer reviews our Danger Zone call on Tesla Motors (TSLA) from 2013.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 12, 20150Comments

David Trainer on Why Investors Should Ignore Rising Equity Price Correlations

CEO David Trainer discusses the most recent jump in equity price correlations from 58% to 83% among 10 sectors in the S&P.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 9, 20150Comments

Our Take on the Jobs Report and What it Means for Investors

CEO David Trainer discusses the latest jobs report and what it means for investors.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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January 8, 20150Comments

On the Fed Why Wall Street Loves Volatility

This week, CEO David Trainer discusses the general whipsaw action of the markets we've been seeing over the last few months and more recently, the last few days.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
January 7, 20150Comments

January’s Most Attractive Stocks Available to Members Today

Gold Members and higher can access January's 40 Most Attractive Stocks as of Wednesday, January 7.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
January 7, 20150Comments

January’s Most Dangerous Stocks Available to Members Today

Gold Members and higher can access January's 40 Most Dangerous Stocks as of Wednesday, January 7.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
New Constructs
January 5, 20152Comments

Top Stock Picks: 2014 In Review

If you’re investing in stocks, identifying those that are set to take off is key to outperforming the market. Unfortunately, identifying stocks that are about to take off is extremely difficult.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
December 2, 20140Comments

December’s Most Dangerous Stocks Available to Members Today

Gold Members and higher can access December's 40 Most Dangerous Stocks as of Tuesday, December 2.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
December 2, 20140Comments

December’s Most Attractive Stocks Available to Members Today

Gold Members and higher can access November's 40 Most Attractive Stocks as of Tuesday, December 2.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
Value Investing 2.0
November 26, 20140Comments

How to Make Value Investing Easy

Value investing is a way to discover new stock ideas by looking at the underlying economics of stocks. Find out how to make value investing easy.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20142Comments

Why Free Cash Flow is the Most Useful Metric for Investors

Free Cash Flow is one of the most useful metrics for investors to evaluate the flow of cash coming IN to a business net of the cash going OUT. Learn more.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20140Comments

How To Value Stock Step 4: Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)

This is the fourth article in a four part series that walks readers through how to rate and value a stock.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20140Comments

ETF & Mutual Fund Rankings: Small Cap Value Style

The Small Cap Value style ranks last out of the 12 fund styles as detailed in my Style Rankings for ETFs and Mutual Funds report.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20140Comments

Stock Picking Grades for Small Cap Value Style Fund Managers

This report shows how well Small Cap Value ETFs and mutual fund managers pick stocks.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20140Comments

True Fund Costs: Small Cap Value Style

This report focuses on providing investors the true costs incurred when investing in Small Cap Value ETFs and mutual funds.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
November 17, 20140Comments

Is Alibaba an Undervalued Stock?

Is Alibaba an undervalued stock? Learn how to understand investment research so you can determine whether expensive stocks are worth their value.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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