"Relatively prosaic, dull, conservative" -- that's how John Neff describes the portfolio he oversaw during his three-decade-long tenure at the prestigious Windsor Fund. Click on FULL STORY to learn about Neff's methods.

David Fondren of Heartland Advisors has two plays for long-term investors looking to get into the red-hot energy sector. Click on FULL STORY for the picks.

The head of Fairfax Financial had a front-row seat when the Japanese market began its 15-year retreat. And he thinks the U.S. indexes might be about to do the same. Click on FULL STORY for all.

Click on FULL STORY for the link between Munger's Lollapalooza effect and the credit fiasco.

Click on FULL STORY for an article on how to find growth stocks at reasonable price (GARP).

Justin Fuller of Morningstar speaks to David Katz of Matrix Advisors Value Fund (MAVFX).

Morningstar outlines 5 steps to emulating Buffett.Click on FULL STORY for the steps.

Read about the recent purchases of Jean Marie Eveillard

Introducing a site for Buffett wannabes to swap tips.

If you were to make a list of the greatest investors of all time, Warren Buffett would either be at or very near the top of that list. Yet look at this chart showing a five-year window when an investor in Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway would have been better off owning an S&P 500 index fund instead. That's right.

Francis Chou runs the Chou Associates Fund and Chou RRSP Fund. Click for his presentation on 1 Aug 07.

Commentary for Tweedy Browne (3Q07).

Aldo Zucaro's ORI has boldly bought shares of two other mortgage insurance outfits, reports Fortune's Peter Eavis. But what if the housing market is down for years? Click on FULL STORY for the Fortune angle.

Buying whatever billionaire Warren Buffett bought, often months after his share purchases, delivered twice the return of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index during the past three decades. Click for FULL STORY.

Read about the background of Vitaliy N. Katsenelson, the author of Active Value Investing by clicking on FULL STORY.