Value Investing News

The latest report on the performance of the Fat Pitch Financials Value Portfolio hosted at Marketocracy.

The FPF Value Port outperformed the market in 2009, returning 42.44% versus just 26.47% for the S&P 500.

This is an update on the performance of the Fat Pitch Financials Portfolio. The portfolio at the end of October was beating the S&P 500 by an annualized 2% since inception in 2004.

This portfolio focused on buying wide moat companies at discount prices is starting regain some ground during the recent rally.

More ugly performance numbers for my value portfolio might help you feel better about your own investments.

I short update on the status of the Fat Pitch Financials value portfolio.

An update on the painful declines my value portfolio has seen over the past month.

The painful performance numbers for the Fat Pitch Financials Value Portfolio. These value picks did not escape the market decline.

This is a reminder to keep yourself mentally and physically fit while navigating the turmoil in the financial markets. Don't let colds, poor health or bad judgment affect your investing during these stressful times.

Festival of Stocks - Many posts on individual stocks and the ongoing financial crisis

Record art auction and now a 12% stock decline, Mr. Market is really getting crazy. It's not every day you can pick up a world class duopoly that is trading for a P/E of 8!

Gannon On Investing poses questions to the authors of four of the best investment blogs: Controlled Greed, Fat Pitch Financials, Bill Rempel, and Cheap Stocks. Topics include personal performance YTD, the stock market, the economy, oil, and their best ideas going forward. A few stock picks appear as well.

A roundup of last week's stock market related blog posts hosted at Fat Pitch Financials.

The portfolio is still up 28.78% and has an annualized performance of 7.09%. The large cash position provides plenty of dry powder to take advantage of market panics.

I put a BID on Sotheby's this morning. The price appeared fairly cheap to me. I think this wide moat art house duopoly provides a wide moat and currently a margin of safety.