In this special webinar, CEO David Trainer will walk you through how to determine whether or not a corporate acquisition is in your — the investor's — best interests.
We've identified the top eight dividend yielding stocks in the S&P 500 that receive our Attractive or Very Attractive ratings. Each of these stocks pay a generous dividend to shareholders.
In this podcast, CEO David Trainer talks about the Valeant-Allergan deal and the various advantages that influential Wall Streeters have over the individual investor. Don't worry though: He'll also talk about what things you can focus on to generate low-risk, high-reward investment returns.
This week’s hot stock has almost been written off by many market pundits. As commonly happens, media coverage tends to overreact to bad news, and those reactions can begin to drown out any positive news.
The Mid Cap Value style ranks seventh out of the 12 styles as detailed in the 1Q15 Style Ratings report and receives our Neutral rating. The Mid Cap Value style as a whole outperformed the Russell 3000 in 2014, rising 13.4% to the Russell’s 10.5%.
The Mid Cap Growth style ranks ninth out of the 12 styles as detailed in the 1Q15 Style Ratings report and receives our Dangerous rating. The Mid Cap Growth style as a whole outperformed the Russell 3000 in 2014, rising 14% to the Russell’s 11%.
The Large Cap Value style ranks second out of the 12 styles for the first quarter of 2015 and receives our Neutral rating. The Large Cap Value style as a whole outperformed the Russell 3000 in 2014
Retail stocks benefit during Christmas, while auto repair stocks tend to benefit during the harsh winter months. With millions of Americans rushing to gift and candy stores on February 14th, Valentine's Day is no exception.
Our stock pick this week produces possibly one of the most inelastic goods in history. A company that provides a product that is always in demand is often a great investment, but it can be an even better investment when the demand for the product is actually growing
In this podcast, CEO David Trainer discusses the Staples, Inc. (SPLS) and Office Depot (ODP) merger and explains who truly receives the most benefit. Hint: it's not average investors.
In this podcast, CEO David Trainer discusses the implications of S&P's unethical practices that helped lead to the 2007-2008 mortgage crisis, and the importance of using independent, unbiased research when estimating the potential risks and returns for your portfolio.
It is almost becoming an expected event every quarter: Netflix releases quarterly earnings amid much speculation about its future, and the price soars.