More than three decades after his death, Ben Graham is still beating the market. At least, Graham’s strategy is still handily beating the market, according to Validea.com’s guru-inspired portfolios, the…
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Buffett Doesn't See Double Dip
In an interview with The Huffington Post, Warren Buffett says the economy is “coming back”, and that we are not in the early stages of a depression, as some have…
Reese: Don't Overlook Small-Cap Value Plays
In his latest column for Canada’s Globe & Mail, Validea CEO John Reese takes a look at an area of the market that has historically produced strong outperformance: small-cap value…
Reese: Growth & Value Not an Either/Or
In the latest edition of his Hot List newsletter, Validea CEO John Reese says that investors too often fall prey to the idea that growth and value are opposing concepts.…
Reese: Three Buffett-Inspired Lessons for Today's Market
The market has seen quite a bit of turbulence over the past several weeks, as European debt troubles and concerns about the U.S.’s own economic recovery have riled many investors.…
Buffett, Berkshire Make Big Q1 Changes
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway cut back on several equity positions and eliminated others altogether in the first quarter, with one of the biggest moves being its sale of a billion…
Buffett: "Real Strength" in Economy
In an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box, Warren Buffett says he’s seen “real strength” in the economy over the past couple months. “The economy has picked up, I think, a…
Reese on Buffett, Zweig, Lynch, and Other Market Gurus
In an interview with Business Insider, Validea CEO John Reese discusses his Warren Buffett-based investing strategy, which is up more than 50% in the last year. Reese also talks about…
How to Buy Like Buffett & The Gurus
In a new piece for Barron’s, Mike Hogan details how investors can learn to invest like Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, and other investing greats through Validea.com’s guru-based research system. “If…
Tilson & Heins on How the Mighty Fall
At the heart of good stocks are good companies, and in their latest Kiplinger’s column Whitney Tilson and John Heins offer their perspective on what causes some companies to falter.…