Worried about the end of quantitative easing? Top fund manager Bill Nygren isn’t. In an interview with MoneyLife’s Chuck Jaffe, Nygren says that his firm’s five-year-holding-period, value-focused, bottom-up approach means…
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OSAM on the Efficient Market Myth
…has used to beat the market, like value and shareholder yield (dividend yield plus buyback yield). On top of those, OSAM overlays a “quality” test. “To replace market cap in…
Why Buffett Is Not The World's Best Value Investor
Warren Buffett is often called the greatest value investor in the world. But in his latest column for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese takes issue with the notion. “My issue…
The Gurus Find Value In An Overlooked Industry
In a recent piece for Seeking Alpha, Validea CEO John Reese says to forget the “bubble” talk — he says values remain in the stock market, and he highlights one…
Greenblatt's Winning Formula: More Discipline than Magic
…simple, common sense investment theory. As Greenblatt explains, the two-step formula is designed to buy stock in good companies at bargain prices — something that other great value investors, like…
Siegel: S&P Fair Value around 2,000
Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel says stocks remain attractively valued, particularly given interest rate levels. “We are still at extremely normal, average valuations and, in fact, low valuations, given…
Top Managers Talk Value
In a recent interview with Barron’s, top fund managers Daniel O’Keefe and David Samra discuss the value-focused approach they’ve used to beat the market and most of their peers over…
Yacktman Talks Strategy, Value, and Quality
For much of the past few years, top fund manager Donald Yacktman has said high quality stocks had been trading at exceptional discounts to lower quality plays. But in an…
Buffett: Make Silk Purses Out Of Silk
Warren Buffett is known as a value investor, and to an extent he is. But more than that, Buffett is a “high-quality” investor, and in a recent interview with Fortune…
Time to Ditch the Yale Model?
…“Mr Swensen argued that he was most likely to find value away from the public markets,” writes Authers. “Private markets were more likely to be inefficiently priced, and therefore offer…