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Weekly Investing Roundup – News, Podcasts, Interviews (11/13/2026)

Thursday, November 12, 2026

This week’s best value investing news:

Legendary Deep Value Investor Marty Whitman on Investing Safe & Cheap (Classic) (WT)

Cheap stocks aren't the reason value is winning (LM)

Deep Value Investing: How Stock Buybacks Create Shareholder Returns (AM)


This week’s Fear & Greed Index:


This week’s best investing podcasts:

Howard Marks Memo - A Layman Thinks About AI (OakTree)

I’m Not a Value Investor. I’m a Value-Added Investor. (MicroCapClub)

How Elon Musk Solves Problems | Jon McNeill (The Knowledge Project)

Meb Faber: 2 Big Mistakes Investors Make With Their Portfolios (The Long View)

James Taylor: Advisors Who Don’t Embrace AI Will Be Left Behind (Barron's)

OpenAI vs Anthropic: The Race to Solve Physics (DL)

Nvidia Rocked by Scandal, Should You Invest Inside Super & Pimp My Portfolio with Luke Laretive (EM)

Tech Is the Cheapest Since 2022. Walmart Is 46 Times Earnings. Where Is the Bubble? (ER)

SocGen’s Albert Edwards on 10% Yields and a 50% to 60% Drop | #656 (The Meb Faber Show)

Ramtin Naimi - The State of Venture - [Invest Like the Best, EP.499] (Invest Like the Best)

#504 – Russia-Ukraine War: Putin, Zelenskyy, Drones and the Future of Warfare (LF)

Resisting the Sirens with Chris Mayer, Author, "The Investor's Odyssey" (Planet MicroCap)


This week’s Buffett Indicator:

Strongly Overvalued


This week’s best investing research:

Are Value and Momentum Still Everywhere? (Alpha Architect)

Inflation is a monetary phenomenon (Disciplined Systematic Global Macro Views)

100% Equities vs Leveraged Diversified Portfolios: A 100-Year Perspective (Factor Research)


This week’s best investing tweet:

https://x.com/Greenbackd/status/2119932804855390294?a=6bb9YS8HiEOpgk7dOJo&s=20

I took this photo in Shanghai last year. It's Charlie Munger in traditional Chinese scholar’s robes. AI tells me the original’s vertical columns read from right to left translates approximately as: “My approach to wisdom is to recognize the most foolish things and keep well away from them. That is how I live. I cannot make myself a smarter person, but I can prevent many troubles before they arise.” The attribution reads “Sayings of Mr. Charlie Munger.” The larger heading honors him as a great scholar or sage and labels the work his portrait; some of its cursive characters are less clear.

— Tobias Carlisle (@Greenbackd) November 9, 2026


This week’s best investing graphic:

U.S. Private Investment in AI Is 23 Times Higher Than China’s (VC)