Some Challenging Issues In The Past, But No Unusual Risk Noted Today.

It's a One-Trick Pony, For Sure, But An Otherwise Low Risk One.

Aside From Patent Risk, TEVA Offers an Attractive Risk Profile

The High Volume of Historical Accounting Problems Gives Us Pause.

We Didn't Find Much Risk Here.

Governance Concerns and Recurring Presence of One-Time Items.

Bribery Allegations (agian) Provide Meaningful Distraction

With Most of it's Issues Behind it, Risk From an Undisclosed SEC Probe Remains.

Undisclosed SEC Investigative Activity Mars an Otherwise Clean Risk Profile.

Unexplained/Undisclosed SEC Risk, But Not Much Else To Be Concerned About.

With Stock Options and Lease Accounting Issues Mostly Over CAKE More Stable Now.

A Recently Confirmed Undisclosed SEC Probe; Third CFO Since August 2007.

A Relatively Low-Risk, Closely-Held Holding Company.

A Fairly Low Risk Company Dealing with Executive Turnover and Restructuring.

With a Never-Disclosed SEC Probe Now Over, Other Problems Remain.

A low risk company but with terrible 10-year price performance.

Internal controls weakness that just won't quit.

Undisclosed SEC probe, problems in past.  Plus, company doesn't make money.

Risk of SEC investigative activity not gone.

There's a lot to Worry About at Assurant.

3 CFOs since November 2007, High IPR&D hits.

Controlled company on a buying spree.

Notable turnover in Executive Suite as SEC worries fade into the past.

Risks: The SEC and the Merger.

So many problems and not nearly enough headline space to summarize them!

Executive Suite & Board stable and SEC problems behind it, patent risk remains.

A driller with no excessive risk.

3 CEOs in the past five years burden an otherwise clean risk profile.

Maintained on the D.I. Focus List™. Cash burn rate unsustainable.

No risky catalysts at Albemarle.

A lot of moving parts, not all good.

Parlux fails the sniff test.

High revenue concentration and plummeting sales.

Good eats at CKE: A low risk company.

How can you trust Shaw's numbers?

A low risk semi.

$3.3 billion in unrealized securities losses.

Progress, yes, but problems remain at SRZ. 

Except for SEC risk, a sleepy risk profile.

A relatively clean risk profile.

Enough risk here to give pause.

It's cheap, under siege, with a confirmed but undisclosed SEC probe.

Investors may now be paying the price for the Chairman's conflicts.

Curious Executive departures, patent pressure, and an undisclosed SEC probe.

A stock for gamblers, still.

We label Avery a moderate risk company.

Four CFO's in 5 years, SEC risk, and an acquisitions strategy we question.

A regulator's delight ... or not.

4 CEO’s, 3 chairmen, 2 CFO’s since early ’06 plus 3rd auditor in five years = Yikes!

Value players beware: WHI's board does not have your back.

A tech hoping for a return to glory days.

XEL's risk profile: one big-fat yawn.

The company's risk profile improving, now if only it could keep subscribers.

Lots of acquisitions and long running, undisclosed SEC investigative activity.

Musical chairs in the executive suite and a confirmed but undisclosed SEC probe.

Four CEO's in 5 years, a blocked buyout and SEC investigative risk.

SEC investigative risk is curious against what appears to be a low risk company.

As SEC risk lingers IIG's profits primarily derived from interest income now.

Limited earnings visibility, regulatory challenges, & an undisclosed SEC probe

Three CFOs since Oct-05 and SEC risk mar an otherwise attractive risk profile.

Many problems now behind it, revenue concentration a primary risk today.

Signs of undisclosed SEC risk since early '06 and numerous "non-recurring" items.

Opaque disclosures on 33+ acquisitions & Executive suite musical chairs.

A one-trick pony potentially saddled by an undisclosed SEC investigation.

A long history of unexplained SEC investigative activity.

Undisclosed SEC risk, which we see as real, is not MCGC's biggest concern.

Possible undisclosed SEC investigation. Overall risk appears to be improving.  Today’s D.I. Report™ also provides an in-depth look at HRB’s lingering sub-prime mortgage exposure.

The risk profile for MFC looks attractive at present.  The risk factors we found appear to be primarily in the past or of little concern.  

Poor stock performance, company susceptible to continued economic weakness, and possible undisclosed SEC activity. 

A recently confirmed but undisclosed SEC investigation, a recent burst of acquisitions and a series of lowered EPS guidance. Drop the oil price and these risks diminish.

PEP doesn’t appear to be carrying any abnormal risk based on our perspective.

TWX presents a mix value players may like: Low valuation, new management, huge SEC problems now over, and an improving risk profile.

Sometimes there isn’t much to say about a company’s risk.  That’s the case here.  The risk profile looks attractive.

While TXT appears to have settled an SEC investigation there is still an ongoing risk for additional SEC investigative activity.

Possible undisclosed SEC investigative activity, but the spin-off of PM makes risk assessment difficult.

A recently confirmed & undisclosed SEC investigation and a history of turnover in the executive suite increase WDC’s risk.

With a possible undisclosed SEC probe and lots of regulators looking at competition, INTC deserves extra scrutiny.

With no SEC investigative activity as of late May, the risk factors we review otherwise reveal no significant concerns.

Recently confirmed but undisclosed SEC investigation could be new, plus ITG is on its third CEO since 2004.   

While Dell appears to be slowly working through its issues, a protracted SEC probe remains unresolved.

MDC does not appear to be carrying any abnormal risk.

Other than a potential and undisclosed SEC investigation, many of the risk factors we found seem behind the company.

As of early Jan-08, the SEC confirmed that IPCR was involved in an undisclosed SEC investigation.  Otherwise a pretty clean risk profile.

LCAV is/was involved in a possible, undisclosed SEC investigation as of Apr-08, which the SEC previously confirmed in Oct-07 – is it revenue recognition?

Still plenty of risk.  If the risks turn out to be greater than we per