In 2002, Weiss Ratings demonstrated that the ratings publicly available from 94% of 50 major brokerage and investment banking firms continued to recommend that investors should buy or hold shares in failing companies right up to the day those companies filed for bankruptcy. Further, in two follow-up studies, Weiss revealed that despite widespread investigations by regulators, publicly available ratings from the majority of Wall Street firms continued to recommend bankrupt companies.

How can you to help remove pervasive and deeply ingrained conflicts of interest that continue to distort brokerage firm stock ratings and research reports?

Where can you find truly objective, and quantitative stock ratings and make them available to the public?

Solutions

	Step One Identify any problematic stock rating cases.
	Step Two Perform Huemo Diagnostics to understand why the wrong ratings were given at the beginning.
	Step Three Develop a process to applying Huemo to offer unbiased stock ratings and make them available to the public.

For any widely followed stock, Huemo is perhaps the easiest yet most powerful tool in predicting primary trend that typically lasts more than one year. Please contact info@isir.org for further information.