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Updating My Favorite Performance Chart For 2024

A Wealth of Common Sense

The first asset allocation quilt I created for this site covered the ten-year period from 2005-2014. Those returns look nothing like the last 10 years which is the whole point of this exercise. Here’s the latest quilt: Some observations: Inflation outperformed TIPS.The average inflation rate over the past 10 years was around 2.9%

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Fundamentally Sound Growth Companies – Validea’s Top 10 G Score Stocks for January 2025

Validea

The G-Score, developed by Professor Parth Mohanram in 2005, is a fundamental analysis tool designed specifically for growth stocks, serving as a counterpart to Joseph Piotroski’s F-Score which was created for value stocks.

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Elevation Points Stakes $1B Raymond James Breakaway

Wealth Management

Leonard Weiss started his career in 1977 at Shearson Hayden & Stone and later worked for firms including Prudential/Wachovia and EF Hutton before founding Weiss Wealth Management Group of Raymond James in 2005. “We billion in client assets in 2025. I wouldn’t be in this business without my dad,” Hack said.

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Ten Growth Stocks Meeting the Test for Long-Term Success

Validea

Professor Partha Mohanram created the G-Score framework in 2005 as a systematic way to analyze growth companies, serving as a growth-focused complement to Joseph Piotroski’s F-Score approach for value investing. The framework also examines important profitability measures like return on assets and cash flow performance.

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Ten Stocks Meeting the Tests for Sustainable Growth

Validea

The G-Score framework, developed by Professor Partha Mohanram in 2005, offers investors a systematic approach to evaluating growth stocks. It also analyzes profitability metrics including return on assets and operational cash flow. Companies earn one point for each positive indicator, with total scores ranging from zero to eight.

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Ten High G Score Growth Stocks

Validea

In 2005, Professor Partha Mohanram developed the G-Score methodology as a structured approach to evaluating growth companies, designed to complement Joseph Piotroski’s F-Score system for value-based investing. The system also incorporates critical profitability metrics such as return on assets and cash flow generation.

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Transcript: Steve Laipply, Global Co-Head of Bond ETFs at BlackRock

The Big Picture

They, they had a very, very complex asset. They still do, it’s a little bit different now all these years later, but they had a tremendous amount of interest rate risk in those servicing right assets, right? And then yes, you can have credit risk and other types of assets as well. So it’s all of that good stuff.

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