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THOUGHT LEADERS
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Gradient Analytics, a Sabrient Systems Company as of Aug 03, 2011, is a leading independent equity
research firm
with expertise in financial analysis,
forensic accounting, and executive behavior.
Our mission is to provide our clients with academically rigorous, unbiased,
objective insight into the financial performance and equity values of publicly
traded companies.
Our research is relied upon by mutual fund, hedge fund, and other professional money managers.
We are an independent research firm providing objective,
unbiased, and uncompromised opinions. Gradient is not affiliated with any investment
bank, underwriter, brokerage or trading firm, or fund. We do not manage money for
others nor perform contract research for hire.
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GRADIENT BRANDED PRODUCTS
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Leveraging over 15 years of thought leadership and academic research,
including that of one of our founders Dr. Vickrey. Gradient delivers to investment managers
three analyst-driven research services.
The same team of analysts offers consulting services upon request.
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Comprehensive forensic accounting, financial-statement,
and corporate-governance analysis of widely held public companies ... more
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Actionable investment ideas based on the relationship between future earnings/stock-price performance and
abnormal executive ... more
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We dig deeper into forensic accounting issues, foreign exchange effects, domiciled market
reporting and disclosure anomalies ...
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Our network of affiliated Ph.D.s augment our experienced credentialed analyst team to provide
insights into the financial, operational ...
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| Earnings Quality Rank (EQR)
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Our Earnings Quality Rank (EQR), jointly developed with Sabrient Systems,
offer clients an objective and unbiased assessment of a company's relative
potential risk due to accrual accounting practices ...
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GRADIENT'S COMMENTARY
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In this Earnings Quality commentary, we provide a quarterly review of earnings quality and valuation of the banking sector ...
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In this Equity Incentive issue commentary, we examine the academic evidence that hedging transactions by executives are used opportunistically on average ...
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