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VALUEx Vail 2011 – Thoughts from the conference

VALUEx Vail 2011 is over.  I already miss these three days.  I got the idea to put together VALUEx Vail after I attended VALUEx in Klosters (a little ski resort town in Switzerland, located on the other – the “value” – side of the mountain from Davos) in February this year.  Since I live only [...]

June 23, 2011 | Posted in Latest,The Process,The Process All,VALUEx Vail | Read More »

The Boulevard of Broken Charts

Markets are efficient, or so we’ve been told. I am not here to put a rebuttal to this academic nonsense, but let me give you one of the core reasons why markets are and will remain inefficient: because human beings are efficient. To function in everyday life, our brains are used to simplifying complex problems, [...]

May 26, 2011 | Posted in Latest,Stock Analysis,Stock Analysis! | Read More »

I am back!

I am back!  It was an amazing trip.  It started with Warren Buffett’s Omaha.  I flew into Omaha on Thursday morning, and a few hours later received a call from the CFA Society of Nebraska, asking me to give a talk to their members.  Whitney Tilson and his partner Glen were supposed to do a [...]

May 16, 2011 | Posted in Latest,Stock Analysis,Stock Analysis! | Read More »

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