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Deeeeeeep Value
“What do you think of those fellows in Wall Street who are gambling in gold at such a time as this? For my part, I wish every one of them had his devilish head shot off.”
Research
GMO explains why deep value stocks are their highest conviction long-only investment idea.
Man suggests that liquid alternative strategies, specifically trend-following and long/short quality stocks, could be viewed as the new bonds, providing both diversification and defensiveness.
This evaluates the profitability of an industry-based long-only trend-following portfolio, utilizing 48 industry portfolios from 1926 to 2024.
Bonus Content
Bill Gross shares what lessons Monopoly can teach investors about our financial system, and how they apply to value versus growth today. Link
Drew Dickson digs into the differences between value and growth stocks in Europe & the US. Link
Dating back nearly a century, September has been the only month during which the S&P 500 has averaged a negative return. Link
Tragedy struck when a nonprofit trusted a local financial adviser to help invest $59.6 million from winning Powerball. Link
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Podcasts
Levitt discusses his career, how the Freakonomics media empire got started, and his recent decision to retire from academics. |
Jason Buck explaining why the impressive historical returns of the US stock market may be an outlier, the importance of looking at real returns, the pros and cons of using leverage, and more. |
What Else Is Happening
Did you miss last week’s email?
Meb Faber spoke with Doug Greenig about the macro environment and trend following.
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