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Invest with Style - GuruFocus.com
Many high achievers are compulsively exploring the world in search of something — some for truth, some for power, others for beauty — and I think it’s a disservice to yourself and your future partners to not orient your platform around the piece of investing that you really love. Embrace your funk.
Graham Duncan • Letter to a Friend Who May Start a New Investment Platform - Graham Duncan Blog
My friend and fellow value investor, Chris Browne, President of Tweedy Browne,describes what value investors do by telling this story. He was interviewing a new trader andafter the interview, walked them through the Tweedy Browne offices. At the elevator on theirway out, the trader commented, “At other Wall Street firms, just by walking through the... See more
Seth Klarman • Seth A. Klarman remarks at MIT
Contrarian that I am, the format for this book is intentionally unorthodox as books on investing go these days. It is not about I lail Mary passes; it's about grinding out gains quarter after quarter, year after year. My kind of investing rests on three elements: character, goals, and experience.
John Neff • John Neff on Investing
To obtain better than average investment results over a long pull requires a policy of selection or operation possessing a twofold merit: (1) It must meet objective or rational tests of underlying soundness; and (2) it must be different from the policy followed by most investors or speculators.