Intrinsic Value
Rafael Resendes, on the Bloomberg Odd Lots podcast
Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway from Bloomberg Markets, recently interviewed Rafael Resendes on How Most Value Managers Are Getting It All Wrong. Below are the links to listen to the interview. Link to Podcast on […more]
Quantitative Value Investing is Broken
This article first appeared on RealClearMarkets.com February 17th 2021 “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” Arthur Schopenhauer Our last […more]
Market in Pictures – Issue #6
Jeff Bezos to Quant “value” investors- I’m thinking of expanding $amzn beyond books – should I invest in my business? They all say – No Don’t!!! Our models show companies that invest in their business […more]
It costs a lot of money to (invest in stocks that) look this cheap!
Many traditional value advocates are publishing material that points out the potential future benefit of value investing. It makes sense; they certainly cannot use recent performance when selling their investment process. This claim that “value […more]
S&P 500 Expectations – Place Your Bets
Professional Investors do not like to compare investing and the casino, yet they are constantly making forecasts and evaluating their odds when making buy and sell decisions. Whether you are a sports bettor placing a […more]
Market in Pictures – Issue #5
A market-beating investor on Charles Schwab’s exclusive list of top-tier mutual funds explains why he believes traditional value investing never really worked — and shares his strategy for identifying the best cheap stocks https://t.co/KqVP0FbjpA — […more]
Concentration of Top 5 Market Cap Stocks in S&P 500 (Update Jan. 2021)
The five largest stocks in the US (AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, FB) dominated S&P 500 performance in 2020, returning 56.0% over the course of the year on a capweighted basis, while all other US stocks returned 15.0% in aggregate. We can further examine implied expectations with VE models to the right. Since the end of 2020, TSLA has passed FB to claim the fifth largest market cap; we have also included insight into TSLA’s valuation characteristics following their recent inclusion and large allocation in the S&P 500. […more]