Our guest on Episode 7 was Jeff Rosica, the CEO of Avid Technology, a $1.2 billion market cap company that sells software and hardware for
If making “sustainable” shoes is unprofitable but feeds a mission, then Barefoot has to be better and has a materially lower cost supply chain. I
For the first time in the history of the 10-K Club of Southern California, one of our meetings was recorded and shared with the investment
A growing pie, established and leading technology, and a defense business that is worth more than the price of the stock. Rinse, repeat. (Yes we
Our guest on Episode 6 was Mauricio Ramos, the CEO of Millicom. Millicom is a $3.75 billion market cap mobile and broadband company that primarily
When the organizers of the Investor Summit conferences asked me to come up with a panel for their Q3 event, I thought it would be
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The guest on Episode 5 of the Compounders podcast was Jim Hallett, the former CEO and now Executive Chairman of KAR Auction Services. KAR is
Stablecoins are unregulated demand deposits. Every version of it in 4000 years of history involves a run on the bank. And in the Post War
Cove Street just celebrated its 10th anniversary as a firm and we are celebrating by re-launching our website. We hope you like the new format
Amazon has launched a decarbonization investment fund worth $2bn, financed entirely from its balance sheet. As such, says Matt Peterson of Amazon, investments need not
Our guest on the show this week was Sean O’Connor, the CEO of StoneX, a $1.2 billion dollar market cap financial services company that generated
Our guest on Episode 2 of Compounders was Tom Gayner, the co-CEO of Markel Corporation. Markel is a Fortune 500, $17.5 billion market cap financial
We have spent a lot of time over many years seeking to employ technology to free up time to focus on “thinking big thoughts” and
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Zymergen–ZY-NYSE – went public in early May 2021 via IPO led by Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan at $30 per share. It dutifully rose to
We are excited to share the first episode of Compounders: The Anatomy of a Multibagger. In this brief episode, Ben Claremon discusses why we decided
It is difficult to see how this is an isolated instance. Be long corporate Paddy Wagons.
It is not crazy to suggest that the Covid Transition Period – CTP – might have disrupted normalized studying and test-taking protocol. On the other
Thanks to my budding relationship with SNN Network CEO, Bobby Kraft, I have been asked to be a keynote speaker at the upcoming Summer Virtual
As previously noted in our previous CSC blog on Exxon: Indexing highly liquid assets and managing them as a fiduciary at a very low cost
Cove Street is pleased to announce that its new podcast, Compounders: The Anatomy of a Multibagger, will officially be launched on August 3rd. The podcast
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Our lead principal and Portfolio Manager Jeffrey Bronchick, CFA was asked to do an interview with Ross Roggensack of Oak City Consulting. Sartorial choices aside,
The following is an excerpt from our Q3 2020 Small Cap Plus letter. If you have ever found yourself struggling to explain why, in the
From Billion Dollar Loser, the new book chronicling the WeWork disaster: As one member of WeWork’s finance team put it: “The nature of private markets
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