Corporate Insights

IPO of the Week: Store Capital

Founded in 2011, STORE Capital is an internally managed net-lease real estate investment fund (or REIT) in the acquisition, investment and management of Single Tenant Operation Real Estate (or STORE Properties).

IPO of the Week: Arcosa

Arcosa, Inc is a Dallas, Texas-based growth-oriented manufacturer of infrastructure related products and services in construction, energy, and transportation markets.

Value Brands May Present Short-Term Opportunity Versus Growth Brands

I don’t remember a time when the macro environment has received as much attention as it does today. Perhaps this is understandable given how weak global economic data has been and how much money has flowed into negatively yielding bonds.

Blackstone and Tallgrass Further Discredit the MLP Model

​To be an SEC-registered asset manager is to submit to extensive rules of behavior, all with the objective of protecting the clients. Where a...

Blackstone and Tallgrass Further Discredit the MLP Model

​To be an SEC-registered asset manager is to submit to extensive rules of behavior, all with the objective of protecting the clients. Where a...

IPO of the Week: Carvana

Founded and commenced operation in 2012, Carvana was a subsidiary of DriveTime Automotive Group until its subsequent Spinoff in 2014. The Phoenix, Arizona-based company provides an eCommerce platform for buying used cars.

IPO of the Week: Keysight Technologies

Traced back to 1939 when Hewlett-Packard (HP) was first founded, Keysight Technologies, Inc is an electronic measurement company, headquartered in Santa Rosa, North California. Keysight was the former electronic measurement business of Agilent Technologies, a HP spin-off in 1999.

IPO of the Week: Keysight Technologies

Traced back to 1939 when Hewlett-Packard (HP) was first founded, Keysight Technologies, Inc is an electronic measurement company, headquartered in Santa Rosa, North California. Keysight was the former electronic measurement business of Agilent Technologies, a HP spin-off in 1999.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Investing in Big Rivers is a No-Brainer, Common Sense Decision.

The discretionary sector struggled as did all growth and quality-oriented areas of the market in 2022. That was a classic re-set and a raging opportunity to add exposure.

The Next Potential Volatility Explosion: Oil

Oil Shocks and Their Impact on the Stock Market:...

The Future is Finally Here: September 2024 HANDLS Monthly Report

The Institute for Supply Management’s monthly survey of purchasing managers came in below expectations for August, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report indicated that nonfarm payrolls expanded by only 142,000 jobs during the month (against expectations of 161,000 jobs).

Navigating the Rate Cut: A Guide for Advisors

Introduction The ongoing Federal Reserve cycle has sparked intense debate...

My 50-Cents – Fed Analysis from Leland Abrams of Wynkoop, LLC

The Federal Reserve Board cut their benchmark rate this...