As 2016 comes to an end, we’d like to highlight some of New Constructs’ many accomplishments for this year. We’ve helped our partners and clients avoid stock blow-ups, find long ideas that soar and leverage Model Portfolios that outperform across the board.
Our Exec Comp Aligned With ROIC Model Portfolio (+8.1%) outperformed the S&P 500 (+3.3%) last month. Two new stocks make our Exec Comp Aligned With ROIC Model Portfolio this month.
The stock (at the midpoint of its IPO range) gets our Dangerous rating, and we advise caution when considering an investment in it for the following reasons.
As we’ve argued in the past, the Fed is irrelevant. The market has already driven interest rates up in response to Trump’s election and a more positive economic outlook.
As part of our ongoing efforts to be as transparent as possible, we’d like to draw your attention to three new pages that provide greater insight into New Constructs.
With a weak competitive position, a history of shareholder value destruction, and a significantly overvalued stock price, Tutor Perini (TPC) is in the Danger Zone this week.
We’ve created a new page that highlights the latest additions to our coverage universe, while also listing the 10,000+ stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds we cover.
CEO David Trainer sat down with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life and MarketWatch.com to talk about our Danger Zone pick this past week: Advisors Who Don't Fulfill Fiduciary Duties.
Our Most Attractive Stocks (+11.4%) outperformed the S&P 500 (+5.3%) last month. 22 new stocks make our Most Attractive list this month and 20 new stocks fall onto the Most Dangerous list this month.
Members now get access to the current dividend yield in our valuation models. They can also sort and screen by current dividend yield in our stock screeners and on the My Portfolio page.
Clients are more educated than ever. There is more transparency into advisory practices than ever. It’s going to be awfully hard for advisors to win new business if they cannot tell clients they will act in the clients’ best interests.
As tireless advocates for the importance of Return on Invested Capital (ROIC), we’ve been encouraged to see a growing appreciation for the metric. Unfortunately, many investors may be relying on flawed calculations of ROIC.