Speed and flexibility. They are two big advantages the Technical Swing model has over mutual funds, says manager Mike Arold.
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Covestor manager John Lewis discusses how Baby Boomers might best position themselves for retirement.
Arold says little international headline risk, room for analyst sentiment improvement, and breakout potential make Toll Brothers one of his very few long ideas.
Manager Bill DeShurko calls McDonald's a low-volatility, high quality value play -- precisely why he's LOVIN' it.
This weekend's story provides insight into the technology behind Gay's stock picks, and how he extracts statement data to create fundamentals on U.S. companies.
Financial adviser magazine On Wall Street recently published a lengthy review of Covestor, including this snapshot of our progress.
Scott Rothbort adds color to his new Covestor portfolio, which fills "what we believe is a huge void in the market - the Need to Feed."
Kris Tuttle and Stephen Waite of SoundView Investment just launched their first Covestor model: SoundView Technology.
401 Advisor's Bil DeShurko is a rare breed of manager who values both a bottom-up fundamental and top-down technical approach in his investment model.
