Michael Mauboussin: ‘Procyclicality’- How It Drives Market Cycles To Extremes

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Michael Mauboussin recently released a great paper called – Procyclicality And Its Extremes in which he discusses ‘Procyclicality’ and how it drives market cycles to extremes. He also provides indicators of procyclicality and methods for coping with, and profiting from it. Here is an excerpt from that paper: In economics, procyclical … Read More

This Week’s Best Investing Reads 06/29/2018

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Here is a list of this week’s best investing reads: 36 Obvious Investment Truths (A Wealth of Common Sense) Double Loop Learning: Download New Skills and Information into Your Brain (Farnam Street) Cliff Asness Sets The Quant and Hedge Fund Record Straight (video) (WealthTrack) Same Old Greed In A Shiny New Wrapper (The Felder Report) It’s a … Read More

Tobias Carlisle: Thinking Like An Acquirer (Podcast)

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Here’s a great interview with our Commander-in-Chief here at The Acquirer’s Multiple Tobias Carlisle speaking to Corey Hoffstein at Flirting With Models: This episode I chat with Toby Carlisle, a managing member at Carbon Beach Asset Management and author of popular value investing books such as Deep Value and The … Read More

Daniel Kahneman: Investors Should Consider A “Regret Proof” Policy To Overcome Loss-Aversion

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Here’s a great article from Morningstar in which Daniel Kahneman provides financial advisors with advice on how to better steer clients towards their investment goals using a “regret proof” policy. The policy could also be adapted by individual investors in managing their own portfolios. Here’s an excerpt from that article: Finding … Read More

Mohnish Pabrai: The Yellowstone Factor In Investing

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Some years ago Mohnish Pabrai wrote a great piece about valuing investments called – The Yellowstone Factor. In the article Pabrai provided some great insights on the importance of not relying on absolute and precise mathematics in investing saying: “Investing is not a discipline based on absolutes or precise mathematics. There simply … Read More

Warren Buffett: “Anytime That The Market Takes A Sharp Dive And You Get Tempted To Sell Or Something, Just Pull Out This Book And Reread It!

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Here’s a nostalgic video with Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. At 2:13 Buffett says: “This is a book that first came out in 1949, The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham. When I read this book it changed my life. Anytime that the market takes a sharp dive and you get tempted to … Read More

This Week’s Best Investing Reads 06/22/2018

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Here is a list of this week’s best investing reads: 100 to 1; Sales; Hedge Fund Pop Quiz (csinvesting) Why The Next Bear Market May Feel More Painful (A Wealth of Common Sense) Tails, You Win (Collaborative Fund) Hostages (The Reformed Broker) Pain Plus Reflection Equals Progress (Farnam Street) The Geometry of Wealth (The Irrelevant Investor) The Evil Hours (Of Dollars and Data) … Read More

AM Stock Screener – Undervalued Fortuna Silver Mines Inc (NYSE: FSM)

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One of the cheapest stocks in our All Investable Stock Screener is Fortuna Silver Mines Inc (NYSE: FSM). Fortuna Silver Mines Inc (Fortuna) is a Canadian-based precious metals producer. Its business operations are comprised of mining and related activities in Latin America, including exploration, extraction, and processing of silver-lead, zinc, and silver-gold, … Read More

T. Rowe Price: Value Investing Is Not Dead

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Here’s a great article by Sebastien Mallet, Portfolio Manager at T. Rowe Price on the future of value investing saying: “So getting back to the original question, “Is value investing dead?”: The answer is a firm no. The only caveat to that statement is that in this current environment, where everyone … Read More

Li Lu: “The Market Is A Mechanism That Discovers Your Weaknesses. Any Fault/Defect You Have Will Be Magnified Infinitely, To The Point Of Complete Destruction.”

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One of our favorite investors to follow here at The Acquirer’s Multiple is Li Lu, Founder and Chairman of Himalaya Capital.  In 2015 Li Lu did a value investing lecture at Peking University titled – The Prospect of Value Investing in China, in which he provided a number of fantastic value … Read More