value investing

When a good story trumps rationality Despite our best efforts, human nature dictates that in life and in investing we often find ourselves making irrational...

While Forager may love an undiscovered winner, it also prizes larger, lower-risk businesses to help balance portfolios with liquidity and diversification. In this...

It is impossible to ignore the trend towards electrification in society, says Datt Capital's Emanuel Datt. So in this wire, he identifies three core commodities that...

In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Forager’s Steve Johnson and Gareth Brown answer the age-old question: is whisky really a worthwhile investment? Joined later by...

That an article discussing the benefits of aligned interests should even need to be written deeply concerns and somewhat surprises me. Nevertheless, it's clear from...

The PE expansion surge that has been driving equities is over, says Epoch's John Tobin. In this wire, Livewire's Ally Selby outlines some of the key points from...

One month in to 2022 and when it comes to global equities, some of the best performers of 2021 have been some of the worst performers of the year so far. Quite simply,...

As we approach year-end, we’re revisiting the impact of corporate activity on our holdings and seeing vindication for our value investing stance. Value investing has...

Microcaps are a big universe and screening tools help you sort through it, but they're blunt tools on their own. Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital believes that...

Making profits is better than bleeding cash, obviously. But as a microcap investor, Merewether Capital founder Luke Winchester takes a more nuanced view. For young...

The lightning bolt of Afterpay might never strike again, but that shouldn't stop investors from seeking less dramatic multi-bagger businesses, says Merewether Capital...

Perception is Reality You may recall in Amazon, the Organism, I wrote about the three elements needed for motion: Intention, Energy and Autonomy. Here, the motion we...

Brad Potter, Head of Equities at Tyndall, learned some of his biggest investing lessons in the Great Sandy Desert and The Pilbara. Before embarking on a career in...

In a previous wire, Lucerne’s Anthony Murphy and Michael Houghton warned that rising inflation and a reversal of excessive valuations could take the steam out of risk...

We have a relatively sanguine outlook on inflation, as discussed in “Part 1: Inflation – Tall Tales and True Causes.” Perhaps you don’t share our view. Or perhaps like...

A traditional approach to value investing can rely on owning low-multiple stocks expecting mean reversion to generate long-term alpha. In our view, this is a flawed...

Every generation of value manager can expect to read the obituary of their investment style at some point in their career. Over the past decade or so, this has...

Value investing and contrarian investing are intrinsically related. Value investing seeks to identify good quality companies that are trading cheaply. To achieve that...

A degree in aeronautical engineering is surely the most unconventional route for a career in funds management but it's a route that has greatly assisted Nick Kirrage,...

John Maynard Keynes (the First Baron Keynes of Tilton, 1883-1946) is usually remembered as the author of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936)...