A study in The Wall Street Journal ranked us #1 for stock ratings.
They said we were more accurate … and more profitable for investors than …
Deutsche Bank … Merrill Lynch … JPMorgan Chase … Goldman Sachs … Standard and Poor’s … and every other firm they reviewed.
And when the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sponsored an independent study to determine which financial ratings company had the best profit track record for stocks …
My Weiss Ratings are completely unbiased — and built on 100 years of historical data and completely agnostic mathematical formulas.
Emotions don’t come into play.
Salacious headlines don’t bother it.
The latest statements from the President or the Federal Reserve Chairman don’t confuse it.
Weiss Ratings uses the data to eliminate bias.
And what human isn’t biased?
It’s no different for investors.
That’s why you need a sober-minded guide through market confusion.
Our Weiss Ratings has proven to be just that …
Weiss Ratings has called almost every bull and bear market since 1971.
We predicted the Dot-Com Bust.
That’s when analysts like Morgan Stanley … Bloomberg … and JP Morgan … were all giving glowing reports on future valuations of stocks.
And Zack’s — a famed stock ratings company — couldn’t find a single Wall Street analyst giving Nasdaq stocks a “Sell.”
But Weiss Ratings signaled something completely different.
We said 90% of those stocks were radioactive.
Sure enough, the Nasdaq fell 75% a few months later …
Anyone who followed Weiss Ratings would’ve gotten out ahead of time.
In 2008, it happened again. The government and big banks were deceiving the public, telling them everything was going to be ok …
Even as the worst financial crisis of our generation was already unfolding.
But Weiss Ratings was ahead of it.
We accurately named 98% of the banks that failed — months in advance.
It all started with my father, Irving Weiss.
In 1929, the stock market was roaring …
But while others were out clinking drinks, my father was putting together data spreadsheets on stocks by hand, late at night at the New York Public Library.
And he saw something totally different in the numbers.
He predicted a massive crash and tried to warn as many other investors as he could.
The vast majority laughed in his face.
But he was right …
And the Great Depression began just months later.
Weiss Ratings is totally independent. We don’t take advertising money. And we wouldn’t accept a cup of coffee from the companies we cover.
We’re not beholden to anything …
But the data.
Incidentally, that data is currently predicting long-term chaos in the markets.
