We believe that investors who think this restaurant is going to become the next Chipotle are willfully ignoring the company’s history and its current growth track.
Recently, we published a special report on the 10 companies with the biggest adjustments to their valuations across all of the adjustments we make to each company.
In this podcast, CEO David Trainer will explain some of these adjustments using the companies that we talked about in our report.
In this podcast, CEO David Trainer will explain how our unique footnotes diligence powered our successful sell call on Bob Evans, which is down 22% today.
This is the story of a clothing retailer looking for growth and pressured by an activist to undertake an expensive and value-destroying acquisition. Shares are down 10% since the acquisition closed last June, and the stock has the potential to fall much further.
While this fund has a good number of quality holdings, its high costs land it on our list of the five worst mutual funds in the Health Care sector. We’ll show how investors can be better served by paying less for very similar (or better) holdings in other funds.
In this special webinar, David Trainer uses trading software to demonstrate how high frequency traders are cheating the market and skimming off the top of your trades.
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.
It is almost becoming an expected event every quarter: Netflix releases quarterly earnings amid much speculation about its future, and the price soars.
With its much-hyped IPO, this company became the latest entrant into the highly competitive cloud computing and storage space. It’s easy to see why the company went public — it’s bleeding cash at an alarming rate and it needs more.
CEO David Trainer doesn't usually agree with Mad Money's Jim Cramer. But when a stock is this overvalued, analysts of all types are in consensus. In today's podcast, David walks you through an analysis of one company's extremely overvalued stock.
Investors who aren't paying attention to the information disclosed in companies' financial footnotes are increasingly in danger of losing some of their investment.