Nightly (Value) Investment Links #96

March 9, 2009 No Comments

Attention: We have some great reads today. Be Sure to read these first two and then also at least watch the forbes video.

Prem Watsa’s 2008 Shareholder Letter – Via Value Investing World (Read This)

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Marty Whitman 1st Q 2009 Letter To Shareholders - Via Can Turtles Fly

Newspapers & Direct Sources:

0. Transcript Of Warren Buffett On Cnbc - Via Todd Sullivan (Great Find)

1. Ben Graham Finds S&P Still Too Expensive – Via MOI

2.Hedge Funds The Road Back - Via Investors Consigliere

3. Higher Risk, Lower Returns: What Hedge Fund Investors Really Earn- Via SSRN

4. The Fallacy Of Home Prices And The Reality Of Mortgage Modification – Via Derivative Dribble

5. Jim Rogers On China &  Macro - Via Change Alley

6. Buffett Says Economy Fell Off Cliff  Fears Inflation - Via Reuters

7. Scholes Advises Blow Up Over The Counter Contracts - Via Bloomberg

8. More Than 50 Trillion In Financial Wealth Wiped Out – Via CanTurtles Fly

9. Value Investing Does Ok In Japanese Crash But Not Depression – Via Can Turtles Fly

10. Is Us Treasury Next Bear Stearns – Via Information Arbitrage

11.. Berkshire Leverage & Triple  A Ratings – Via Felix Salmon @ Portfolio.com

12.  Run On UK…Foreign investors Pull 1 Trillion Out Of City – Via Independent Business

13. Barron’s 10 Stocks For Long Run – Via Controlled Greed

Link Carnivals, Recommended Readings, & Link Festivals:

1. Darwin’s Finance Best Of The Month – Via DF

2. Wall Street Folly Round-  Via WSF

3. Abnormal Returns Monday Links – Via AR

4. Todd Sullivan Monday Links – Via Value Plays

5. Sneak Peak At Weekend Reading – Via Paul K

6. Weekly Links - Dividends Value

7. Economists View Daily Links - Via EV

8. Naked Capitalisms Daily Links - Via NC


Media (Videos, Audio, Radio Shows of Interest):

1. Podcast: Might Of The Phoneix – Via Entrepreneurial Investor

2. Fobes: The Great Fuel Fraud Of Last Summer - Via Forbes & John Chew


Blogs:

Insight Into Decision Making - Via Lolapalooza Invesint & Dah Hui Lau–

0. Why This Wont Be Like 1929 – Via Joe Ponzio

1. David Einhorn & ROE - Via Wide Moat Investing

2. Buffett On CNBC & Other Recent Appearances - Via Guru Investor

3. Bailouts Hurting Berkshire – Via Guru 5

4. Going, Going, Galt - Via Systemically Important

5. Digirad Corp – Via GreenBackd

6. NPV & Why You Should Use It In Everyday Life - Via Darwin’s Finance

7. Survival From Jim Sogi - Via Daily Speculations

8. Mark Hulbert On Great Depression – Via Consigliere

9. Analogies Devices – TVI

10. Unstable Value Funds - Via Aleph Blog

11. Opportunities In Bank Bonds - Via Aleph Blog

12. Top Insider Buys For 2009 - Via Shadow Stock

13. 2 Shares Of Dry Clean USA – Via Ragnar Is A Pirate

14. Gold Stock Mystery – Via HSOTM

15. Cheap Stocks Update - Via Cheap Stocks

16. Taking Stock In Pfizer – Via Triaging My Way To Financial Success

17. Peter Schiff On Gold & Oil Prices - Via Peter Schiff

18. Parabolic Guessing Game - Via Yes & Not Yes

19. 1000 Ft View Of Credit Crisis - Via Michael James

20. Wall Mart Stores – Via DivNet

21. Stem Cell Stocks - Via Stock Pursuit

22. Discount Brokerage Zecco Buy Cheap Stock - Via Stock Pursuit

23. Allegheny Energy – Via Stable Boy Selections

24. Optimism In Used Car Prices – Via Bronte Capital

25. Geoy Liquidation & Update – Via Blogvesting

26. Value Investors Do Add Value - Via Barel Karsan

27. Even Buffett Isn’t Perfect – Via Barel Karsan

28. Magic Formula Stocks On The Move – Via Contrarian Value Investing

29. How I’m Ahead Of Bernanke & Geithner & Whats Going On – Via Contrarian Value Investing

30.  Gov’t Intervention In The Financial System Is Bad For Value Investors – Via Vinvesting

31. Wells Fargo -Via  A Failed Value Investment

32. The Dangers Of Deflation – Value Investment Music Whiz

33. Valuing The Market With Tobins Q - Via Can Turtles Fly

34. Automatic Data Processing: Analysis – Via Dividends Value

35. M&A Startup In While  Healthcare Economy Is Still In Tailspin – Via Arohan’s Investing Life

36. Finding Beauty In Ugliness-  Via Financial Philosopher

37. Quantitative Easing Sounds Fancy – Via Thinking About Investing

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