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Battle Road Research, founded in October 2001, provides fund managers and analysts with an independent voice on technology, consumer, and electric vehicle stocks. While many equity research firms claim to be independent, our clients rely on the fact that we have never received compensation from any company that we research. Since our inception, more than 20 years ago, we have refrained from investment banking, company-paid reports, and personal investment in the stocks we research. Our sole mission has been, and remains the same: help our clients find stocks to buy and stocks to avoid.
In addition to our company-specific research reports we also publish The Battle Road Alert (www.battleroadalert.com), a monthly report in which we screen for new Buy and Sell ideas.
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We research a variety of large, mid, and small cap stocks across four sectors.
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