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Elevation Points Stakes $1B Raymond James Breakaway

Wealth Management

The firm’s founders are two second-generation advisors breaking away from Raymond James along with their fathers. Waycrest was co-founded by Managing Partner Jay Hack, a Raymond James advisor for more than 19 years, and Operating Partner Lowell Weiss, who had been with the broker/dealer for about 16 years.

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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. Visit Validea.com to access in-depth stock analysis and tools based on proven investment principles.

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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. At its core, the G-Score measures how effectively companies invest in future growth through research and development, capital expenditures, and advertising. Start a Free Trial!

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Ten High G Score Growth Stocks

Validea

The investment landscape is in constant flux, requiring sophisticated tools to identify genuine growth opportunities. 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.

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

The Big Picture

Yet another extra special guest, Steve Lightly is global co-head of Bond ETFs and investment giant BlackRock. 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?

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Ten Growth Stocks Meeting the Tests for Lasting Success

Validea

The G-Score is a financial analysis framework created by Professor Partha Mohanram in 2005 to evaluate growth stocks, complementing the F-Score system that Joseph Piotroski developed for value stocks. The system looks at how consistently a company invests in its future through R&D, capital investments, and advertising.