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Special Situations Real Money Portfolio 2010 Performance

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The Special Situations Real Money Portfolio returned 25.94% in 2010. The compound annual growth rate since inception was 29.73% at the end of 2010.

Zeke Ashton, Guy Spier, & Michael Lewitt: Value Investing Congress Presentations

(via www.marketfolly.com)

The following article details the presentations from Zeke Ashton (Centaur Capital Partners), Guy Spier (Aquamarine Fund), and Michael Lewitt (Harch Capital Management).

Geoff Gannon Interviews Jon Heller of Cheap Stocks

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Geoff Gannon interviews Jon Heller of Cheap stocks about net/nets, water stocks, and land stocks. This 1 hr 30 minute interview focuses mainly on small stocks trading below their net current asset value.

Geoff Gannon Interviews George of Fat Pitch Financials and Value Investing News

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Geoff Gannon interviews George of Fat Pitch Financials and Value Investing News. In this 61 minute interview George talks about special situations investing, wide moat investing, social media, and other investing and technology topics.

Geoff Gannon Interviews Tariq Ali of Street Capitalist

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Geoff Gannon interviews Tariq Ali, author of the Street Capitalist value investing blog. In this 38 minute interview, they discuss Tariq's investments past and present. Stocks include: Fairfax (FFH), Madison Square Garden(MSG), and Air Transport(ATSG).

More Reflections on Sardar Biglari's compensation

(via myinvestingnotebook.blogspot.com)

In one stroke of the pen Sardar Biglari has simultaneously made Richard Dunning, the inept CEO of Fremont Michigan Insuracorp, appear underpaid and distanced himself from his most loyal followers. Regardless of his capital allocation skills, gone are the days when he's compared to the man he's clearly trying to emulate.

Biglari Holdings Inc. Should CEO's be paid like Hedge Fund Managers?

(via myinvestingnotebook.blogspot.com)

Now this is interesting. (Especially when you consider the long-term average return on equity is 10%.)

Trouble in Michigan

(via streetcapitalist.com)

One of Biglari’s goals is to add an insurance operation to the holding company. This would add a number of benefits to BH, namely the fact that its float could be redeployed into accretive investments. Lawmakers in Michigan seem intent on curbing his efforts...

High Conviction: The Burger Chain That Became a Holding Company

(via seekingalpha.com)

Steven Kiel of Arquitos Capital Management discusses his favorite stock for the next decade, Biglari Holdings (BH).

Steak N' Shake Annual Meeting Notes

(via rationalangle.blogspot.com)

Nick Nejad provides some great notes from the latest Steak N' Shake annual meeting.