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Help Why Weiss Ratings? Weiss Ratings are fundamentally incomparable to nearly all other ratings available in America today. Here’s why … We are America’s only 100% independent rating agency covering stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, insurance companies, banks, and credit unions; and our independence is grounded in a very critical difference in the way we do business: Unlike most other rating agencies, we never accept compensation from any company for its rating; we never allow companies to influence our analysis or conclusions (although they are always free to provide us with supplemental data that’s not publicly available); we never suppress publication of our ratings at a company’s request; and we are always dedicated to providing our analysis and opinions with complete objectivity.  Our independence and objectivity help explain why the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) concluded that Weiss was first in warning consumers about future insurance company failures three times more often than our closest competitor (A.M. Best) and why, in comparison to S&P or Moody’s, there was no contest. While other rating agencies focus mostly on larger companies that can afford to pay them large fees, Weiss Ratings covers all companies, large or small, as long as they report sufficient data for us to analyze. This allows us to provide far broader coverage, including nearly all U.S.-traded stocks, ETFs and mutual funds plus nearly all U.S. banks, credit unions and insurance companies. Weiss Ratings gives you more accuracy, more choices, and better wealth-building potential – all with stronger risk protection and safety. . That’s two more 20-percent-plus drops. And sure enough, there’s the heavily indebted auto company that’s been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons lately — . It’s down more than 20% in 20 days (Side note: Our Ratings model has consistently graded TSLA a SELL since October 2017). “Scrub” your entire investment portfolio using our Weiss Ratings data . Look up the Ratings for every stock, every mutual fund, and every ETF you own. If an investment is in SELL territory, and it’s costing you money, get rid of it. There’s no reason to keep lugging the dead weight around. That only exception would be things like inverse ETFs or bearish funds. Many of them dropped into SELL territory due to negative price momentum driven by the bull market. But if we’re transitioning from a bull market to a bear market ... something that looks increasingly likely to me ... that’ll change fast. You’ll need the downside protection inverse funds provide. So, what are you waiting for? Stop yellin’ and start sellin’! Sign up to receive a complementary subscription to the Weiss Ratings newsletter, plus insights, analysis, and special offers sent straight to your inbox Sign up to receive a complementary subscription to the Weiss Ratings newsletter, plus insights, analysis, and special offers sent straight to your inbox Weiss Ratings, LLC