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What's in the Latest Issue?

Thinking Like an Owner

Andy Means and John Watkins of Baird Trust describe why they concluded years ago that “this time” actually was different for value investors, how they’ve learned to better let their winners run, why patience can be both a blessing and a curse, and what they think the market is currently missing in Uber Technologies, Copart, Amazon.com and Progressive.

 

Play Your Own Game

Cove Street Capital’s Jeff Bronchick explains why he likes to invest in both “Graham” and “Buffett” ideas, which type of idea is more prevalent in his portfolio today, how he’s refined his opportunity set over time, how he's simplified his professional investing life, and why he thinks Eagle Materials, Viemed Healthcare, N-able and Clarivate are mispriced.

 

Uncovering Value: Albany International

The market can err in valuing companies with disparate businesses. Might that be true here?

Uncovering Value: CDW

Asking whether the quality of this business is better than what's reflected in its share price.

Uncovering Value: Altus Group

Assessing the potential upside in a back-to-basics strategy piloted by a returning CEO.

Investment Highlights
Albany International, Altus Group, CDW, Amazon.com, Clarivate, Copart, Eagle Materials, N-able, Progressive, Uber Technologies, Viemed Healthcare
Other Companies in this Issue:
AdaptHealth, Alphabet, Bank of America, Boston Omaha, Cable One, Disney, GE Vernova, Microsoft, Pfizer, Six Flags Entertainment