Behind the Numbers provides its subscribers a wide breadth of industry coverage, including Industrials,
Financial Services, Homebuilders, Health Care, Retail, Consumer Products, and Technology. Clients receive
emails when new issues, such as Warnings or Live Updates are available on our website, with
bullet-point summaries of our thesis for each company. All of our reports are published
in PDF format, and clients have the ability to search our entire database of current and past reports.
BTN SUBSCRIPTION:
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BTN Warnings – An issue is published approximately
every two weeks on 3-5 new companies. Occasionally,
significant Updates on existing Warnings may be included in a new issue as well. |
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BTN Live Updates – a means for the timely dissemination
of updates on the companies we follow. Live Updates are published on our website when events dictate
(earnings surprises, insights into SEC filings, etc.). Clients are notified via email when a Live Update is published. |
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BTN Small-Cap Accounting Alerts – focused solely on quality of
earnings and accounting issues of companies with a market capitalization between $300 million and $1.5 billion |
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BTN Accounting Insight – periodic reports that keep clients abreast
of emerging accounting topics, aggressive accounting tactics, and analytical tools that assess their impact on financial
statements, and identify companies for further study. |
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BTN Watch List – a subset of our warnings about
which we feel an even greater level of concern, grouped into short and long term warnings.
Short-term warnings include companies that we believe to have an identifiable catalyst
for a company’s underperformance within the next year. Long-term warnings
include companies that face eroding businesses which may lead to significant underperformance beyond one year. |
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BTN Portfolio Alert System –
alerts users when BTN publishes a warning/update on stocks they choose to monitor. |
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BTN Weekly on Credit, Money and the Economy – an
independent analysis of markets, the economy and finance from a “credit-centric”
perspective, written by Doug Noland. Published on Monday afternoons, this column adds value by providing a timely and
thorough analysis of macro economic and financial market developments and trends in an environment where monetary
matters play a role in company, industry and market performance. |
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