Showing posts with label Superinvestors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superinvestors. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Bill Miller Interview: How to Outperform Market with Brain Damage

Consuelo Mack interviews Bill Miller on Wealth Track. In this insightful and funny video, Miller talks about the relationships between psychology, biology, and the stock market.

Miller is the portfolio manager of Legg Mason Value Trust. He has been the only mutual fund manager who has beaten the S&P 500 for the last 14 straight years. Over the last ten years, he has achieved an average annual total return of 16.8%.


Length of video: 25 minutes
http://www.leggmason.com/about/wt_video.asp

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Words From Value Investors: Buffett, Bill Miller, Charles Brandes

Buffett videos from CNBC.

Legg Mason's Bill Miller's optimistic outlook on the stock market.

Brandes Investment Partners says you should catch a falling knife.

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Words of Wisdom: Letters from Superinvestors

I like to learn investing by reading about how successful investors think. The best access to the brains of these superinvestors is through their letters. Here are a few that’s been recently released this quarter.

Warren Buffett expresses his interest in hiring a young protégé in his 2006 Letter to Shareholders.


Francis Chou gives 7 reasons to why the market is euphoric right now in his 2006 Chou Funds Annual Report.


Martin Whitman thinks that Hong Kong Stock Exchange is relatively inefficient in his 2007 Q1 Shareholder Letter.