Stock Analysis

Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste

Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste

I discussed with Andrew Horowitz this recession and why it's a good crisis, and not like any other previous one we've experienced.

Surviving The Coronavirus Market Crash

Surviving The Coronavirus Crash: ‘You Make Most of Your Money in a Bear Market; You Just Don’t Realize it at the Time’

Especially in this coronavirus market crash, we continue to seek out what we always look for globally — high-quality businesses that we can buy at a significant discount to fair value.

Markets in Turmoil: Our Game Plan for Crisis

Markets in Turmoil: Our Game Plan for Crisis

A letter we sent to clients about how we are responding to the recent market selloff. We are anything but celebrating the toll coronavirus will take on human life and the global economy, we are embracing this crisis as an opportunity to increase the long-term returns of our portfolio.

What Would Ben Graham Do in Today’s Market?

What Would Ben Graham Do in Today’s Market?

I stumbled on a column by the wonderful Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig, titled “What Benjamin Graham Would Tell You to Do Now: Look in the Mirror.”

Russia & Saudi Play a Dangerous Game of Chicken - Oil Price War

Russia & Saudi Play a Dangerous Game of Chicken

Saudi Arabia announced that it will increase oil production from 9.7 million barrels a day to 10 million and then to 12 million if needed. This news alone sent the oil price down 20% – and the whole stock market with it.

The Impact of Coronavirus: People, Economy & Your Portfolio

The Impact of Coronavirus: People, Economy & Your Portfolio

This letter will be about the impact of coronavirus, divided into three sections: health and human impact, economic impact, and investment strategy.

The Jet Lag Series -Should You Copy Your Heroes? - Lugano by Alex Katsenelson

The Jet Lag Series -Should You Copy Your Heroes?

Should you copy your investing heroes? I write about importance of learning from other investors while still trying to be you.

Equinor: A Good Oil Crisis is Never Wasted

Equinor: A Good Oil Crisis is Never Wasted

Should you buy commodity stocks? The long-term outlook for oil is not brightand the current decline in oil prices will not last forever. If oil prices decline, Equinor may have to cut its dividend but will still be strong. If oil prices stay at their current level, there is some upside to the stock's valuation, and if they go up, they will benefit Equinor.

Bollore: Streaming Music & Cash Flows

Bollore: Streaming Music & Cash Flows

We purchased Bollore, a two-hundred-year-old French conglomerate run by Vincent Bollore, for its two operating divisions: ports in Western Africa and a battery manufacturing business. We were primarily interested in Bollore's 25% stake in Vivendi, which owns the Universal Music Group.

2020 Stock Market - Party Like It’s 1999

2020: Party Like It’s 1999?

The 2020 stock market is experiencing a light version of the 1999 dot-com bubble, with growth stocks being incredibly expensive and value stocks underperforming. What will the feature bring?

RealVision TV interview - Market Risk & The All-Terrain Portfolio

Market Risk & The All-Terrain Portfolio

I sat down for an interview with RealVision TV to discuss IMA’s All-Terrain Portfolio, Tesla, Bitcoin, oil, the dollar, value investing, and more.

Is Tesla Apple? Is Elon Musk Steve Jobs?

Is Tesla Apple? Is Elon Musk Steve Jobs?

Examination of the potential success of Tesla, comparing it to Apple. What advantages Tesla has, and can Tesla become as successful as Apple?

Why We Don’t Own Tesla stock (and no, we’re not bears)

Why We Don’t Own Tesla stock (and no, we’re not bears)

After writing a 37-page opus on Tesla, I am often asked what I think of Tesla stock. Although I am a very enthusiastic Model 3 owner, I can equally see both sides of the argument around Tesla as an investment. This makes me neither bullish nor bearish, but someone who can foresee distinctly different paths for Tesla the company and Tesla the stock.

Tribalism in Investing Might Leave You Broke

Tribalism in Investing Might Leave You Broke

People have a tendency to form tribes and stick to the views of that group, even if they don't agree with them. Tribalism can be dangerous in investing, as it can lead to ignoring important facts and evidence. How to avoid this?

Why We Sold Softbank

Why We Sold Softbank

To understand why we sold it, you need to understand why we bought it.We bought Softbank when it was an unknown company to US investors.

These Simple Tips Can Make You a Better Investor

These Simple Tips Can Make You a Better Investor

The stock market is not your friend. Instead, the market awakens a dangerous emotion — fear. Fear is not your friend, either. Here are some simple tips that can make you a better investor.

Should You Invest in Marijuana Stocks?

Should You Invest in Marijuana Stocks?

What do you think about investing in marijuana stocks? We think making money on marijuana (cannabis with high content of intoxicating THC) and hemp (cannabis that contains low content of THC) will be very difficult.

Was the Uber IPO a Success?

Was the Uber IPO a Success?

The media often portrays a successful IPO as one that opens 30-100% above its set price and finishes the day up, however this is not beneficial to the company itself. We can look at the Uber IPO from a different perspective.

Here’s Why Pharmacy Stocks Are a Bargain Right Now

Here’s Why Pharmacy Stocks Are a Bargain Right Now

Why pharmacy stocks are a good investment right now? Let's take a look at two specific companies, McKesson and Walgreens Boots Alliance.

The Venture Capital market Bubble Is Putting Established Companies at Risk

The Venture Capital market Bubble Is Putting Established Companies at Risk

Low interest rates have been in place for over a decade and while they have created a bubble in the venture capital market, they have also caused some companies to rely on the kindness of future capital markets and become "Ponzi-like" companies.

Is Value Investing Dead?

Is Value Investing Dead?

According to many market commentators, value investing doesn’t work the way it used to, and some tout statistics that growth has outperformed value over the last decade. Is value investing dead?