The Foibles of EBITDA

A recent article in Institutional Investor examines EBITDA, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, a number commonly used in private markets for valuation purposes that can be “heavily inflated…

Is This Value's Moment to Shine?

There’s a “growing chorus on Wall Street for investors to look beyond the FANG momentum plays and more toward value stocks. In other words, investors are pulling a Warren Buffett.”…

Home Investing Bias Overrated

A recent Morningstar article reports that most U.S. investors have a home bias and suggests that “foreign stocks should represent a considerable portion of most investors’ portfolios.” “Home bias isn’t…

Liberal Arts Investing

By “considering many ideas over a wide range of disciplines,” we can become smarter investors. This according  to Robert Hagstrom, author, CIO and senior portfolio manager at EquityCompass, as reported…

Active Management's 'Genetic Defect'

“Active managers can produce persistent excess returns when it comes to their best ideas—but they only devote half of their capital to these investments,” according to a recent article in…