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The World According To Eveillard
Ask yourself a simple question, Jean-Marie Eveillard says. “If Warren Buffett is the second-richest man in the world, why aren’t there more professional value investors?”
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An intriguing question indeed. “The answer is purely psychological,” he argues. “If you are a value investor, every now and then you lag, or experience what consultants call tracking error. It can be very painful. To be a value investor, you have to be willing to suffer pain. Bill Ruane of Sequoia once said he thought only 5% of professional investors were value investors.”
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Value Stocks Are Hot—but Most Investors Will Burn Out – By Jason Zweig
"Most people aren't cut out for value investing, because human nature shrinks from pain," the money manager Jean-Marie Eveillard told me this past week. His words are a reminder that making money on cheap stocks—the goal of every value investor—is...
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Jean-marie Eveillard On Wealthtrack
Jean-Marie Eveillard, Charles Ellis (The Investor's Anthology; Winning the Loser's Game), and Robert Litterman on WealthTrack: VIDEO 5/30/08 - Bruce Berkowitz will be on the show next week.
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First Eagle Funds Conference Call - May 6, 2008
Jean-Marie Eveillard: Now, let me move to an update to the current investment scene as we see it. I think investing is a matter of trying to balance what I would call circumstances and prices. In terms of circumstances, we have been, for a while, in a...
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Jean-marie Eveillard On Wealthtrack
Jean-Marie Eveillard with another appearance on WealthTrack: VIDEO 1/25/08 and TRANSCRIPT.....CONSUELO MACK: Jean-Marie, when you were here last in October, you mentioned the fact that there was something called, that Paul's talked about a lot, the...
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Morningstar - Conversation: Jean-marie Eveillard And Marty Whitman
Jean-Marie Eveillard and Marty Whitman met in 1990 shortly after Whitman launched what would become his signature fund, Third Avenue Value TAVFX. They were two kindred spirits on a conference panel with a third portfolio manager, who was speaking about...
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