By John P. Reese — When Warren Buffett was a kid, he liked to read. More than most kids. And we’re not talking comic books and bubble gum wrappers, either….
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Common Ownership Among Investors Could Make Economy Less Competitive
…to investor diversification—”When everyone owns a little piece of every company, then every company has the same set of owners.” The popularity of passive investing only amplifies the trend. This…
Morgan Housel: Discomfort the Key to Investing Success
A key component of becoming a successful investor, writes Morgan Housel of the Collaborative Fund, is the “ability to be comfortable being uncomfortable.” Investors, he says, “have a fascination with…
Underperforming Canadian Stocks with Solid Potential
…skeptical”—especially those that got hit hard by the 2000 dot-com bubble and/or the 2008 financial crisis. While he argues that “pessimism is an investing survival instinct,” Reese juxtaposes Warren Buffett’s…
Politics Shouldn't Impact Investing Decisions
“In a period of otherwise extended market calm, ” says a New York Times article published in May, “geopolitics have been driving periodic bouts of volatility.” Citing such events as…
Smart Beta Investing May Not Be So Smart
…his report (published in May): “Investing in smart beta does require good investor education, due diligence, monitoring of the investment and, most importantly, a strategic and realistic setting of investment…
Ben Graham-Inspired Value Stock Picks
…CEO John Reese in a recent Forbes article. Underscoring that value investing is contrarian and shies away from “chasing the hottest stock,” Reese argues that over the long term, “value…
Buffett's Airline Bet and Four Picks
…stock screening models he created based on the methodology of Buffett and other market greats, he identified the following high-scoring airline stocks: Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) provides scheduled air…
Buffett-Inspired Picks that Could Outrun the Bulls
…getting “trampled.” He writes, “Certainly not by trying to outrun—or outsmart—the bulls.” Reese highlights the investing mantra of market guru Warren Buffett, who inspired one of the stock screening models…
Five Picks for Investing in a Bull Market Without Getting Trampled
In a recent article for Forbes, Validea CEO John Reese discussed how investors can take advantage of the ongoing bull market without getting trampled. He refers to the strategy of…