Outside the Box

The Perfect Value Investor

June 12, 2006

With several of the market averages racking up significant declines, many are starting to wonder if this recent drawdown will present some value opportunities. My good friend James Montier has constructed an insightful study on the characteristics of value investing.

For those who are unacquainted with Mr. Montier, he serves as the Director of Global Strategy at Dresdner Kleinwort Watterstein, a London and Frankfurt based investment bank. He is also a prolific writer and author of the book "Behavioral Finance - Insights into Irrational Minds and Markets."

John Mauldin, Editor
Outside the Box

Like Outside the Box?

Then you'll love John's premium publication, Over My Shoulder. Each week, after sorting through vast amounts of economic, political, and investing news, John sends Over My Shoulder subscribers his pick of the week's most important commentary and data.

It's your opportunity to get the news John thinks matters most to your finances.

Learn More About Over My Shoulder


The Perfect Value Investor

Occasionally when I present on the seven sins of fund management, someone at the end (obviously a valiant soul who has managed to stay awake) will ask me how I would structure an investment process. In the spirit of good politicians everywhere, I am going to save my answer to that question for another weekly. However, I recently read a paper along similar lines that I thought…

Discuss This

We welcome your comments. Please comply with our Community Rules.

Comments

There are no comments at this time.