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Bruce Berkowitz “Sears Intrinsic Value is the $64 Question”

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Interview with Bruce Berkowitz, released today by Fairholme Funds. First the fund holdings, which have two things in common; most were down in 11, and most are financials.
TOP HOLDINGS BY ISSUER * *...

Ben Bernanke’s Economy: The Numbers Tell A Story

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…After his recent Capital Hill rounds and a new year off to a good start with strong market and employment numbers, many of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s critics may want to start thinking...

The Nature of Value Investing

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In some ways the expression value investing… may be regarded as a rather meaningless label because it would be an irrational act to invest in something that has no value. The investor decides...

Portugal: Her Own Worst Enemy

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To watch the Portugal debt crisis unfold is to wish someone would whisper these old, wise words in her ear:  “We have found the enemy and she is us.”  That’s right:  it’s not dismal debt...

Goldman Sachs PR Man Retires, Joins Recent List of Departures

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On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs announced that its top public relations executive, Lucas van Praag, will retire from the firm in March. Goldman’s chief executive and chairman, Lloyd C. Blankfein,...

Howard Mark’s Recommended Reading List Added to ValueWalk

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A new page consisting of Howard Mark’s favorite books has been  added to ValueWalk.
The page can be found here. Make sure to also check out our Howard Marks Resource Page.…
We are not...

Banks Return to Collateralized Derivatives Market

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Banks are using the low interest environment to once again snatch up mortgage related products that many believe helped cause the financial meltdown of 2008.  They are also starting to securitize the...

One heck of a hidden asset

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Central Natural Resources (CTNR.OTC)

Price: $27 (2/7/2012)

Market Cap: $13,000,000

Often I will read an investment thesis that hinges on some sort of hidden asset.  A hidden asset is something a company might own that is either under monetized or maybe held on the books at an...

Dividend Growth Stocks: Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT) Dividend Stock Analysis

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Lockheed Martin Corp. is the world's largest military weapons manufacturer, and is also a significant supplier to NASA and other non-defense government agencies. LMT receives about 93% of its revenues from global defense sales. Linked here is a detailed analysis and commentary.

Letters to a Young Analyst

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Tom Brakke of The Research Puzzle has written a series of seven “letters to a young analyst” that provide advice and guidance to those early in their career as investment analysts. They...

Follow Your Companies Full-Time

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Many value investors tend to favour quantitative over qualitative factors when evaluating stocks. Nevertheless, it is absolutely imperative that investors go beyond the quarterly reports in...

Investing through the Economic Cycle

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From around the web, I thought I would share some useful charts. The first chart shows the characteristics of different phases of the economic cycle, including how different asset classes behave:...

Investors too complacent with the Fed’s pledge?

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If you’re like many investors, you believe the recent communication from the Fed was a game-changer.  In last week’s post, …I discussed some of the implications that I believe are inherent in...

A Radical New Approach for Money Market Funds II

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I thought that I had a really good proposal for dealing with money market fund problems.  And it is good, far better than what the SEC is proposing….  My proposal is better because it treats...

A Proposal for Money Market Funds II

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I thought that I had a really good proposal for dealing with money market fund problems.  And it is good, far better than what the SEC is proposing.  My proposal is better because it treats money market funds like ETFs — they are pass-through vehicles, and as such, do not need capital...

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