
Social Media Lets Us Pretend to Know Something About Everything
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
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
RECENTLY ADDED: Conservative Investors Sleep Well – Philip A. Fisher Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters – Richard Rumelt Organizational Intelligence:
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
There is more to life than increasing its speed. –Mahatma Gandhi by Matthew Weber | Director of Trading + Operations Even though we are “investors,”
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
Download Cove Street Capital’s October 2013 Strategy Letter Number 14, “Steve Jobs Didn’t Give a *!@% About the Debt Ceiling”
Download Cove Street Capital’s August 2013 Strategy Letter Number 13, “Who Are You Going to Believe—These Non-GAAP Numbers or Your Lying Eyes?”
I am not sure I am 100% in alignment with “Gold is the Answer” but this ramble is worth reading on a number of fronts