Top value investor Mario Gabelli says he is finding “great ideas” in the stock market right now. “This is going to be an extraordinarily exciting year to find stocks and…
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Top Manager: All-Time Highs Don't Mean Stocks Are Pricey
Charles Bath, whose Diamond Hill Large-Cap Value Portfolio is in the top 2% of funds in its class, according to Morningstar, says that in an environment in which earnings growth…
Studies: It's About Value, Not Quality
…make you rich, but low quality ones have a good chance of making you poor.” What does work, Rothery says, is value investing. Many strategies that involve buying stocks that…
Retailers With Buyout Potential
…asset value’ test that the late, great Benjamin Graham — known as the ‘Father of Value Investing’ — used in analyzing stocks. … The [figure] can give you an idea…
Grantham Talks Growth, Markets, and More
…sees terrible consequences. Despite his bearish economic views, Grantham says there is no reason to think good companies won’t be profitable. “What it’s about is value,” he says. He also…
Active or Passive? Try (Parts of) Both
…best value in each sector (determined by using OSAM’s “value composite”), meanwhile, has averaged annualized returns of 14.6%. Those figures include much lower average passive fund fees for the market…
Buffett: Stocks Still Best Value
While stocks have recently hit all-time highs on some major indices, Warren Buffett says he’s still finding more value in equities than anywhere else. “Anything I bought at $80 I…
Buffett On Uncertainty, Dividends, and More
…past year, the difference between intrinsic value and book value, and a re-examination of Berkshire’s owner-related business principles. To download a copy of the full letter and annual report, click…
How -- And Where -- Chuck Akre Finds Value
Top fund manager Chuck Akre has been finding a lot of value in both the financial services industry and the discount retail industry, according to a Wall Street Journal piece…
The Piotroski-Based Model: How To Invest Like An Accountant
…stocks whose book values (total assets minus total liabilities) were high compared to the value investors ascribed to them (their share price multiplied by their number of shares). These are…