Herb Greenberg’s QUANT-X System is a monthly newsletter featuring the best ideas from Herb Greenberg, who spent nearly 40 years as a financial journalist at some of the country’s leading news outlets.

Herb served as senior stocks commentator at CNBC and was financial correspondent at the Chicago Tribune. He also spent 10 years as the daily business columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, during which time he started his five-year run as Fortune‘s monthly Against the Grain columnist and was the morning business reporter for San Francisco’s KRON-TV.

In Herb Greenberg’s QUANT-X System, Herb and his team focus on recommending stocks of high-quality companies while keeping an eye on broken initial public offerings (“IPOs”) and special purpose acquisition companies (“SPACs”) of high-quality businesses that have gotten washed away.

Ideally, these businesses have little coverage by Wall Street, and they won’t be what Herb likes to call “TV names”… that is, names so popular that they’re always in the headlines.

Publication Overview

How often is Herb Greenberg’s QUANT-X System published?

The first Friday of every month

How much capital do I need to get started?

We recommend readers have a portfolio of at least $10,000 available to invest

What will you be recommending?

We are focused on real businesses with sound business models and solid fundamentals. These will likely skew toward industrial and industrial services, but also with a good mix of consumer and health

Do you make short recommendations?

While most of the ideas will be longs, we may occasionally publish a short idea

What is the typical holding period?

We expect our average holding period to be two to five years

Herb Greenberg

Editor
Herb Greenberg

About The Editor

Herb Greenberg is a senior editor at Empire Financial Research. Previously, he was the co-founder of Pacific Square Research and Greenberg Meritz Research & Analytics – both independent, short-biased investment research firms. Greenberg spent more than 40 years as a financial journalist at some of the country's leading newspapers, websites, and broadcast media, where he covered almost every industry. He served as senior stocks commentator at CNBC and was financial correspondent at the Chicago Tribune. He also spent 10 years as the daily business columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, during which time he started his five-year run as Fortune's monthly Against the Grain columnist and was the morning business reporter for San Francisco's KRON-TV. When the Internet and online media were still emerging, Greenberg was one of the first mainstream journalists to make the shift online, when he became senior columnist at TheStreet. He later shifted to the same role at MarketWatch. When Dow Jones bought out MarketWatch, he added a weekend investor column for the Wall Street Journal to the mix. Earlier in his career, Greenberg was a reporter at Crain's Chicago Business and a business reporter for the St. Paul Pioneer Press. He also spent a year as an analyst at a risk arbitrage firm. Greenberg holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Miami and completed the Herbert J. Davenport Fellowship at the University of Missouri.