Author: Jeffrey Bronchick, CFA

“I don’t believe any of us have the pretension of believing that by being very good analysts, or by going through very elaborate computations, we

“I came, I saw, I purchased at a low multiple” …from Graham to Asness it still works. CLICK HERE to read more.

Investing other people’s money for a fee is fiendishly simple—just avoid being terribly wrong. This applies to widely diversified or concentrated portfolios. Read on.

…That Were Written By Other Guys

Managing $163 billion is not easy. What this piece points out is: It’s generally right. “Private” or “Alternatives” are a good idea only when practiced

From time to time I have embarrassing moments, like admitting I have read L.J. Rittenhouse’s book, “Investing Between the Lines: How to Make Smarter Decisions

Mr. Gideon King’s parting notes on his decision to close down his hedge fund business: “Controlling capital and engaging intellectually is good work if one