The following is a list of the five ETFs (with over $100 million assets under management) that allocate the greatest percentage of their assets to the stocks on our Most Attractive list for May:
Sometimes, a reaction to a company’s earnings creates an opportunity too good to resist. This week’s stock pick of the week produces goods that are in generally constant demand. Despite some one-time issues with the company’s procurement costs last quarter, this company has delivered excellent profit growth and consistent free cash flow for its shareholders over the past several years.
Investors may be tempted to follow in Buffett’s footsteps by making a similar bet on the United States’ rebounding auto sales and low gas prices — but we don’t think the famous “rising tide lifts all boats” analogy applies here.
CEO David Trainer sat down with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life and MarketWatch.com to talk about our Danger Zone pick this week: engine-maker Briggs and Stratton (BGG).
Last week, we wrote about the riskiest stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. We thought we’d be remiss to not mention our favorite stocks in the index as well. Not all of the blue chips are created equal, and the following are what we consider to be the most attractive investment opportunities in the Dow at the moment.
Some believe the best implementation of ecommerce solutions will ultimately win the retail battle. Others believe online stores, such as Amazon, have simply accelerated the inevitable extinction of the brick and mortar store. However, this week we’re taking a look into a brick and mortar company that also has a strong online presence and shows signs of improvement.
New Constructs CEO David Trainer discusses the methodology used to select his Top 5 Mutual Funds. David Trainer also provides a detailed overview into his two favorite stocks held within these funds. The podcast concludes with a discussion on Total Annual Costs and their impact on investor returns.