August 27, 20210CommentsS&P 500 & Sectors: Free Cash Flow Yield Through 2Q21 (Free, Abridged)Investors are getting more FCF for their investment dollar in the Basic Materials sector than any other sector. by Alex Sword
August 25, 20210CommentsS&P 500 & Sectors: Free Cash Flow Yield Through 2Q21This report analyzes free cash flow, enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors. by Alex Sword
May 27, 20210CommentsS&P 500 & Sectors: Free Cash Flow Yield Through 1Q21This report analyzes free cash flow, enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors. by Alex Sword
December 18, 20200CommentsICYMI: Now Providing Credit Ratings, New Long Idea, Most Dangerous Stocks for 2021, Tesla Is Trouble for Retail Investors, Position Update & 3Q20 All Cap and Sector AnalysisHere's what happened at New Constructs this past week. by Matt Shuler, Investment Analyst II
December 14, 20200CommentsAll Cap Analysis: Free Cash Flow Yield Falls in 2020This report analyzes free cash flow (FCF), enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the NC 2000 and each of its sectors. by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA
December 4, 20200CommentsICYMI: In The Journal of Financial Economics, The Most Ridiculous IPO of 2020, Tesla in the S&P 500? & 3Q20 Update of Core Earnings for the S&P 500 and SectorsHere's what happened at New Constructs this past week. by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA
October 2, 20200CommentsICYMI: Two Dangerous Stocks for Fiduciaries, Valuing Palantir (PLTR), FCF Yield for the S&P 500 & 11 Sectors, Earnings Season Preview & Model Portfolio UpdatesHere's what happened at New Constructs this past week. by Matt Shuler, Investment Analyst II
September 9, 20192CommentsFree Cash Flow and FCF YieldAs with all things in life, building a solid investment strategy around Free Cash Flow (FCF) is not as simple as it may seem. Here are 3 rules to follow. by Sam McBride
March 20, 20190CommentsUsing Free Cash Flow to Find Value with This ETFThis ETF deserves more attention from investors because it uses free cash flow, enterprise value, and FCF yield to find quality companies. by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA