100 Years of Effort for This Moment

 

by Jim Nelson
By Jim Nelson

Here at Weiss Ratings, we take pride in many of the things we offer investors of all kinds.

And very soon, we’ll have another giant reason for that.

First, let’s look at what Weiss currently does …

We provide 100% unbiased, data-driven ratings on tens of thousands of stocks, ETFs, cryptos, banks and insurers.

Those ratings have helped investors avoid the worst banks during the Financial Crisis over a decade ago …

They helped investors both get out of tech stocks before the Dot-Com Crash AND get back in when companies like Apple (AAPLwere at bargain basement prices after it was over.

We provide all those ratings to anyone who wants to look for free.

Simply type in the ticker or asset name you want to look up in the search bar at the top of WeissRatings.com.

Of course, this didn’t all come together overnight. It’s been a century-long process.

It started before the Great Depression when Dr. Martin Weiss’ father, Irving Weiss, set down his first ratings formulas on large green sheets — actual spreadsheets.

That process could be called Weiss 1.0.

After Dr. Weiss started this company in 1971, he kept on building that data insisting on accuracy.

In 2003, Weiss Ratings digitized those ratings, making them easier to access and sort.

That milestone could easily be called Weiss 2.0.

So, why tell you all this right now?

Because another milestone is here … Weiss 3.0.

On Tuesday, Ratings Director Gavin Magor is going to unveil what that means to the ratings, their performance and your access to even better profit opportunities.

You can watch this unveiling live by clicking here.

Your experts will also be watching this historic moment.

And this week, several of them shared how they use the ratings to find new opportunities … and ones best to avoid.

Another Group of Stocks I Hate Right Now

Nilus Mattive, our safe money guru, likes to use the ratings to avoid the worst “investments” on the market. This week, he has one the market’s hottest new types of company … and why you should stay away from it.

What Our Ratings Say About Goldman’s Top Stock of 2026

When a big investment bank like Goldman Sachs (GS) comes out with its top stock for the new year, Editorial Director Dawn Pennington takes notice. And of course, she consults with Weiss Ratings on whether it is actually a top stock.

Why President Trump Is Going to Rock the Gold Market

This week, all eyes were on the Fed with its last rate cut before the end of the year. But Sean is also watching a few other things … how President Trump is going to send gold soaring again and how to play it.

Four Estate-Planning Moves to Protect You in 2026

Your newest contributor, David Phillips, has been helping people make plans for retirement and beyond for as long as Dr. Weiss has been helping investors. He has four important moves you should make today.

AI Voice Technology Is the Future

Michael Robinson is living the future … even if it makes him seem crazy. So, what? It looks like he talks to himself. But that IS the future. And he shows you how to profit from it.

Have a great weekend!

Jim Nelson
Managing Editor, Weiss Ratings Daily

About the Contributor

Income expert with more than a decade’s worth of experience with recommending the sale of options and purchase of dividend stocks in financial publications. He is the associate editor of our Weekend Windfalls service and manages several of our other publications.

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