Take-Home Lessons on Value Investing
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Take-Home Lessons on Value Investing


Do you want greater investment returns? You need to assume more risk. So says academic finance, which rests almost entirely on the principle that reward necessarily entails and is commensurate with risk. Indeed this assumption has at least an element of truth to it, inasmuch as stocks are riskier than bonds, and also tend to deliver greater returns than bonds over longer (say, multiyear) periods of time.
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Hedge fund manager and author of "The Dhandho Investor," Mohnish Pabrai, begs to differ with the academics. Like so many value investors who've come before him (and to whom he's duly deferential), Pabrai provides a framework for selecting unloved, overlooked, forgotten, and seemingly boring businesses that are selling at cheap enough prices to minimize risk and maximize returns.




- Howard Marks On The Balance Between Offense And Defense
From The Most Important Thing: A conscious balance must be struck between striving for return and limiting risk— between offense and defense. In fixed income, where I got my start as a portfolio manager, returns are limited and the manager’s greatest...

- Dhandho Holdings Makes Acquisition
Mohnish Pabrai's foray into the insurance business... Link to: Dhandho Holdings To Acquire Louisiana-Based Stonetrust Commercial Mutual Insurance Holding Company And Related Companies "Stonetrust is a wonderful business with an exceptional management...

- Mohnish Pabrai Interview Segments On The Motley Fool
Thanks to Will for passing these along. Links to: Checklist Investing: How to Avoid Errors and Learn From Mistakes The Number One Trait of a Successful Investor How Investors Should Think About the Economy The Untraditional Path of Becoming a Great Investor...

- Speech Notes: Howard Marks At Nyssa
Via Distressed Debt Investing: On April 5, Howard Marks, legendary investor and Chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, spoke at New York Society of Securities Analysts. He is also the author of the book, “The Most Important Thing: Uncommon Sense for...

- A Disciple Of Warren Buffett's Finds His Own Way Of Giving Back
When Mohnish Pabrai was a child he was lucky enough to attend an elite private school in his hometown of Mumbai, India. For several years, he sat next to a classroom window that overlooked an immense slum that flooded during monsoons and blistered in...



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