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In this interview with Jon Schultz, Leon Cooperman observes that technological advancements can render existing technologies obsolete. Highlighting past market trends, he recalls the overvaluation of Cisco during the internet boom, and the collapse of the “Nifty Fifty” stocks in the 1970s due to the oil crisis. Cooperman suggests the … Read More

In this interview with Forbes, Leon Cooperman discusses what he learned for Henry Singleton. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Cooperman: I learned a lot from studying Henry Singleton. He graduated number one in his class at the Naval Academy and got a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at MIT. He … Read More

During his recent interview with CNBC, Leon Cooperman discussed his stock selection criteria for this market. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Cooperman: My criteria to be honest with you in stock selection, given my conservative view of the environment, I remember from my CFA study days that a certain … Read More

In his latest interview with Bloomberg, Leon Cooperman explained why equities are the best house in the neighborhood, but he doesn’t like the neighborhood. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Cooperman: Well actually I would taking a slightly different approach. I’m shocked that interest rates are as low as they … Read More

In his recent interview with CNBC, Leon Cooperman explained why investor mindsets will start to change to a get-me-out philosophy. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Cooperman: And the would-be FAANGs which have been destroyed. I don’t own any of these things but I look at symbols. CLOV down 93%, … Read More

In his recent interview on the PBD Podcast, Leon Cooperman discusses his big mistake was not buying Berkshire stock. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: My hero in life was Henry Singleton, the founder of Teledyne, and the guy was absolutely probably the smartest guy I ever dealt with. In … Read More

In his latest interview with the Miami Herbert Business School, Leon Cooperman discussed the opportunities that he looks for. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: He’s [Warren Buffett] rubbed off of me and he’s a value investor. He’s a long-term investor which I do. I very rarely buy anything that … Read More

In this latest interview with the Lunches With Legends Series value investing legend Leon Cooperman says there are currently three markets for investors which include: The Fang Market The Robinhood Market The Mr Cooper Market Cooperman recommends investors focus on the ‘Mr Cooper Market’ saying: Everything else it’s the Mr … Read More