CSC Strategy Letter | Number 18 | Metastability?
Download Cove Street Capital’s September 2014 Strategy Letter Number 18, “Metastability”
Download Cove Street Capital’s September 2014 Strategy Letter Number 18, “Metastability”
Of the myriad of reasons proffered daily as to why we are the verge of stock market doom, a “decline in share repurchase” has come
Politics aside, we are regularly asked by large institutional clients, “How is Climate Change affecting the way you invest?” Our short and practical answer is
In regard to Tesla… Having defended our more cautious stance for over a year, we find ourselves torn in upgrading as it is clear substantial
by Ben Claremon | Research Analyst As long-term-focused investors, we have a certain disdain for the quarterly earnings rigmarole and the associated maniacal focus on
Download Cove Street Capital’s July 2014 Strategy Letter Number 17, “Hockey is Nothing Like Investing”
Our takeaway on Janet Yellen’s speech is three-fold: We paraphrase: “Wise regulation, which is mostly now in place globally, will ensure that future financial crises
The “Entertainment Business” is well known for having a callous disregard for other people’s money. The origins of Live Nation (LYV) and some of the
by Jeffrey Bronchick | Chief Investment Officer Fender tried to go public in 2012. It failed and here is why. In how the world should
Read this article from the New York Times and replace many of the nouns with “investor,” “stock,” and “investment industry.” Long before social media, Wall Street
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by Jeffrey Bronchick and Ben Claremon We have been thinking about this issue for a few weeks, tempering our urge to dash out some heated
Alleghany Corp’s 14A — This report is published for information purposes only. You should not consider the information a recommendation to buy or sell any
Download Cove Street Capital’s March 2014 Strategy Letter Number 16, “What Would You Do if You Were Prem Watsa?”
Here are some thoughts that didn’t make it into our January Strategy Letter but that I wanted to clean off the plate for the New
Download Cove Street Capital’s January 2014 Strategy Letter Number 15, “The Fear Pendulum: From End of the World to Market Melt-Up?”
Every December, the Cove Street Capital team spends both time and money on behalf of a charity. This year we spent an afternoon at the
Press Release Young Broadcasting, Media General to Merge RICHMOND, Va., June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Media General, Inc. (NYSE: MEG) and privately held New Young
Download Cove Street Capital’s May 2013 Strategy Letter Number 12, “Harleys and Leather Jackets”
by Eugene Robin | Research Analyst I’d like to share with you a great book on the basic mathematics of the stock market written by John
by Ben Claremon | Research Analyst BERKSHIRE This past weekend’s trek to Omaha for the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting represented the fifth consecutive time I
Our premise is simple: we bought Tessera because the stock was cheap and we received nearly free optionality on either the development of a new
by Ben Claremon | Research Analyst Under normal circumstances, the prospect of leaving sunny Southern California to travel to a place where the day-time temperature
Download Cove Street Capital’s March 2013 Strategy Letter Number 11, “Call Him Ishmael”
We own Tessera at a cost of approximately $16 per share. Our thought process was simple: a conservative analysis of their IP portfolio’s current cash
A few weeks ago, Cove Street was asked to present a small cap stock idea for the 2013 Small-Cap Investing Summit. Our analyst Ben Claremon
The proposed management buyout of Dell is an abomination of corporate governance and decency on an extraordinarily large scale. While we have been too busy
Download Cove Street Capital’s January 2013 Strategy Letter Number 10, “The Lost Decade…Found?”
Central Garden and Pet (Ticker: CENTA) has been in and out of the portfolio several times over the last eleven years with results varying from
Please insert the phrases “money manager,” “hedge fund,” “large pension plan,” and “underperformance” at will throughout this piece. The Nonsense Math Effect Mathematics is a