Trend following: New ingredient in your overall portfolio?

Despite their history as a value-based investment firm, Cliff Asness and AQR have over time become advocates of combining fundamental analysis with trend following. They have just published an article analyzing Trend Following as a component of an overall portfolio.

Howard Marks: The worst thing you can do as an investor

John Nicola, CEO of Nicola Wealth, talks to Howard Marks, Co-founder and Oaktree Co-Chairman about investment strategies and topics such as growth versus value, deep value, interest rates, beta and alpha in the market and how to build a portfolio against the unknown risks in the market.

Poland Capital: The outlook for Digital Payments

One of the industries that has seen some headwinds lately is the payments industry. Dan Davidowitz from Poland Capitol zooms in on payments and looks at the dominance of Visa and MasterCard and whether their duopoly can be disrupted.

Warren Buffett again increases his investments in Japan

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has once again bought into the big 5 Japanese conglomerates. This is a further increase of the positions he bought back in 2020 and most recently increased in November 2022.

Christopher Davis: Bank stocks are a good place to fish

Christopher Davis, chairman at Davis Advisors, discusses in this interview with Barron’s why bank stocks can be a good buy at this time. Including where they themselves are invested in Capital One, Wells Fargo and BNY Mellon.

Bill Nygren: How we invest in banks

Investing in banks is notoriously difficult and financial companies differ significantly from other sectors. Bill Nygren of Oakmark has decades of experience in valuing and investing in banks, and in this podcast he reviews their investment in First Citizens Bank.

Bill Nygren: Why Alphabet is still a good case

In an interview with Morningstar, Bill Nygren, Portfolio Manager of the Oakmark Select Fund since 1996, talks about First Eagle’s investment process and reviews five of their investments, including Alphabet.

Kim Shannon: The art of investing in the right company

Kim Shannon is Founder and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Sionna Investment Manager, a value-based investment firm based in Toronto, Canada.

Shannon gives an introduction to value investing, how she selects companies for the portfolio and how we can use market history to our advantage.

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