January 10, 20220Comments

4Q21 Earnings: Where the Street Is Too Low & Who Should Beat

Insights on which companies are most likely to beat 4Q21 earnings based on our proprietary Core Earnings research.

by Kyle Guske II

January 10, 20220Comments

4Q21 Earnings: Where the Street is Too High & Who Should Miss

Insights on which companies are most likely to miss 4Q21 earnings based on our proprietary Core Earnings research.

by Kyle Guske II

December 14, 20210Comments

Write-Downs Continue at Record Low Pace Through First Nine Months of 2021

Write-downs for S&P 500 companies through the first nine months of 2021 remain on pace for the lowest levels seen in 15 years

by Kyle Guske II

October 26, 20210Comments

Digital World Acquisition Is the Culmination of All Meme-Stocks

The bottom line is that owning DWAC at anything close to its current price is not investing, it is gambling.

by Kyle Guske II

October 12, 20210Comments

Write-Downs Near 15-Year Lows Post 2020 “Kitchen Sink”

After taking large write-downs in 2020, S&P 500 companies are on pace to record the lowest amount of write-downs in 15 years.

by Matt Shuler

October 8, 20210Comments

3Q21 Earnings: Where the Street is Too High & Who Should Miss

Insights on which companies are most likely to miss 3Q21 earnings based on our proprietary Core Earnings research.

by Kyle Guske II

October 8, 20210Comments

3Q21 Earnings: Where the Street Is Too Low & Who Should Beat

Unprecedented insights into why Street Earnings provide a flawed picture of earnings, and five S&P 500 companies likely to beat 3Q21 Street EPS estimates.

by Kyle Guske II

September 13, 20210Comments

Novel Alpha from Truth Stocks & Earnings Distortion: AltHub

To enable managers to easily monetize our new factor, we worked with AltHub to develop three initial strategies.

by David Trainer

September 13, 20210Comments

Novel Alpha from Earnings Distortion: CloudQuant

To enable managers to easily monetize our new factor, we worked with CloudQuant to develop two initial strategies.

by David Trainer

August 20, 20210Comments

Earnings Distortion: The New Value Factor

To enable managers to easily monetize our new factor, we present a long/short market-neutral strategy that generates impressive performance.

by David Trainer

July 16, 20210Comments

Unscrubbed Data Creates Misleading Credit Ratings

Highlighting the five ratios that drive our Credit Ratings and how our data drives materially different results compared to ratios and ratings based on unscrubbed data.

by Matt Shuler

July 14, 20210Comments

Cash to Debt Ratio: Unscrubbed Data Creates Misleading Credit Ratings

This report explains how our “Adjusted” Cash to Debt ratio is better than the “Traditional” ratio because the Traditional ratio is based on unscrubbed financial data.

by Matt Shuler

July 14, 20210Comments

Interest Coverage Ratio: Unscrubbed Data Creates Misleading Credit Ratings

This report explains how our “Adjusted” Interest Coverage ratio is better than the “Traditional” ratio because the Traditional ratio is based on unscrubbed financial data.

by Matt Shuler

July 13, 20210Comments

3 S&P 500 Companies Likely to Miss Wall Street’s 2Q21 EPS Estimates

Insights into which companies are most likely to miss their consensus earnings estimates based on our proprietary Core Earnings research.

by Kyle Guske II

July 13, 20210Comments

2Q21 Earnings: What to Watch for And Who Should Beat

Unprecedented insights into why Street Earnings provide a flawed picture of earnings, and five S&P 500 companies likely to beat 2Q21 Street EPS estimates.

by Kyle Guske II

June 30, 20210Comments

Debt to Capital: Unscrubbed Data Creates Misleading Credit Ratings

This report explains how our “Adjusted” Debt to Capital ratio is better than the “Traditional” ratio because the Traditional ratio is based on unscrubbed financial data.

by Matt Shuler

June 24, 20210Comments

EBITDA to Debt: Unscrubbed Data Creates Misleading Credit Ratings

This report explains how our “Adjusted” EBITDA to Debt ratio is better than the “Traditional” ratio because the Traditional ratio is based on unscrubbed financial data.

by Matt Shuler