Since the 1990s, various changes have been made to the CPI (and still are being made) that have had the effect of reducing its reported numbers.

With a massive stable of endlessly monetize-able intangible assets, wide diversification in both product and geography, a track record of successful risk-taking, and an unmatched distribution network, News Corp is well positioned to grow into the age of "new media", and is a MagicDiligence Top Buy.

David Phillips examines the declining revenues at Playboy. Cost cutting measures are being taken, but this company still on the hook for the 2006 acquisition of Club Jenna.

Certain writers have taken exception to my stipulations about the successes of individual value investors. One such article, written by Frank Voisin, is listed here. In essence, he argues that of the thousands or millions of value investors who try their hand at investing, statistically there will surely be some winners...

Apogee Enterprises (APOG) isn't a company developing the next generation of life saving drugs or a Silicon Valley rising star working on a revolutionary computing technology. Apogee is an established, profitable company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota that designs, installs, and maintains many types of glass and windows used in commercial buildings.

Jeff Matthews considers last Saturday the day that newspapers died. If you have been considering newspaper stocks, be sure to think about this post first.

Upon first reflection, it would seem that in inflationary times, companies can charge more for their products, and thus should have a natural hedge against inflation. Unfortunately, companies in such times are forced to invest their profits in the companies JUST to keep returns at ordinary levels, resulting in real costs to equity holders.

To go from zero to millionaire status from someone who detailed their whole plan formulas and all

After great reviews, many in the value investing forum requested a second interview with William Spetrino Jr. The people requested it and we have delivered.

Never in my life have I been around someone as controversial as my next interviewee. I met William (Billy) at an old site we both used to be active in. His investment style is similar to Warren Buffett’s in that they both make huge bets when the odds are in their favor. Although controversial, his advice is simple, straightforward and intelligent.