October 1, 20182Comments

Danger Zone: Rise of the Noise Traders

The noise trader influence is only growing, as the rise of self-directed traders and the relentless noise of the financial press mean the noise to signal ratio is worse than ever.

by Sam McBride

May 3, 20180Comments

Podcast: Why Investors Trusting Wall Street Are in the Danger Zone

CEO David Trainer sat down with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life to talk about our Danger Zone pick this past week: Investors Who Trust Wall Street.

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

July 17, 20170Comments

Why Robo-Analysts, Not Robo-Advisors, Will Transform Investing

Robo-advisors and Robo-Analysts are both important to enabling wealth management firms to cut costs without sacrificing quality of advice, but the importance of a Robo-Analyst to enhance the quality of investment advice shouldn’t be underestimated.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

July 6, 20170Comments

Sector Ratings For ETFs & Mutual Funds: 3Q17

At the beginning of the third quarter of 2017, only the Consumer Staples sector earns an Attractive-or-better rating. Our sector ratings are based on the aggregation of our fund ratings for every ETF and mutual fund in each sector

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

January 3, 20170Comments

Stock Faceoff: Giants of Retail

On the back of a strong holiday season, retailers are back in the spotlight. To start out the new year, we want to take the time to circle back to two of our previous long ideas on some of the giants in the retail industry.

by Sam McBride

December 5, 20160Comments

Danger Zone: Advisers Who Don’t Fulfill Fiduciary Duties

Clients are more educated than ever. There is more transparency into advisory practices than ever. It’s going to be awfully hard for advisors to win new business if they cannot tell clients they will act in the clients’ best interests.

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

December 1, 20160Comments

Value Investing 2.0 & The Technology Behind New Constructs

New Constructs was founded to build best valuation models in the business across thousands of securities. To build the best models, we had to create our own data collection technology.

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

November 29, 20160Comments

There’s No Getting Out Of Fiduciary Duties

We think investors’ expectation for the fiduciary standard is here to stay no matter what the official rules say -- and those investors will increasingly demand that their advisers apply to their non-retirement accounts too.

by Sam McBride

August 28, 20150Comments

David Trainer on How to Protect Your Wealth During the Current Market Meltdown

In this extended podcast, CEO David Trainer will go over the keys to long-term portfolio protection and growth as well as some of the traps and red flags that can kill savings.

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

July 23, 20150Comments

How To Avoid the Worst Sector ETFs 3Q15

Why are there so many ETFs? ETF providers tend to make lots of money on each ETF so they create more products to sell. The large number of ETFs has little to do with serving your best interests. Below are three red flags you can use to avoid the worst ETFs:

by Max Lee

April 23, 20150Comments

Why Our Education Section Could Change Your Investment Process

If you haven't noticed, we recently added an "Education" section to our website, accessible via the tab at the top of this and every page. In this tab, you'll find almost all of the metrics and theory behind our research

by Andre Rouillard

March 30, 20150Comments

Investing is Not Like March Madness

March Madness is like investing, however, investing is not like March Madness.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

February 6, 20150Comments

Investing Lessons From This Year’s Super Bowl

In this podcast, CEO David Trainer discusses the lessons every investor should take away from this year's Superbowl.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

February 5, 20150Comments

Who Benefits Most From the Staples-Office Depot Merger

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.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

January 30, 20152Comments

How to Build Your Portfolio with New Constructs’ Research

This video shows users how to build their portfolio using the New Constructs website.

by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA

January 29, 20150Comments

David Trainer Explains How to Survive Volatile Markets (Podcast)

CEO David Trainer discusses how to use stock analysis and investment research to weather the storm of a volatile market.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

January 27, 20150Comments

David Trainer Explains Mutual Fund Rating Myths

CEO David Trainer discusses mutual funds and how to avoid making the mistake of investing based on myth, instead of on the facts.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

November 7, 20140Comments

Everything You Need to Know to Get Started in Stock Investing

How to start investing in stocks.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

October 20, 20110Comments

Jack Bogle: There Are No Investors Left, Only Speculators

Mr. Bogle, an invaluable voice of reason for investors over many years, suggests that there is too much speculation in our equity markets. His comments jibe entirely with my post, Rise of the Speculative Movement.

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

August 11, 20100Comments

Wall Street Research Cannot Be Trusted – Proof Point

In case you needed proof beyond the Global Research Settlement that Wall Street research cannot be trusted, Morgan Stanley delivers by admitting "inadequately disclosing conflicts of interest on the part of its research analysts."

by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

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