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Thanks for the feedback. I will pay attention next time.
In this article we included stocks with at least 2% dividend yield and First Eagle had at least $486 million invested in these stocks at the end of September.
Prominent Value Investor's 5 Dividend Picks [View article]
Hi Eli,
There are several portfolio managers coming up who are making many of the investment decisions but Eveillard is their mentor. Here are some of the other managers at First Eagle Investment Management: John P. Arnhold, Chairman and CIO Matt McLennan, CFA, Portfolio Manager Abhay Deshpande, CFA, Portfolio Manager Kimball Brooker, Jr., Portfolio Manager Colin Morris, Portfolio Manager Phillip Marriott, Portfolio Manager Edward Meigs, CFA, Portfolio Manager Sean Slein, CFA, Portfolio Manager
We have access to each of these fund managers and we can write about these PMs individual stock picks but it won't bring in any pageviews to justify our efforts.
First Eagle has several dividend stocks in its portfolio but we listed the five biggest positions that pay dividends above a certain threshold.
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We've sourced data from Finviz. According to Yahoo finance it is 99.4. In Google Finance it is 80.24. There are different ratios in different websites.
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An average hedge fund still generates positive alpha after taking into account size, momentum, and value. The problem is the average alpha is around 2-3 percentage points per year. This is if you buy all stocks bought by all hedge funds. This isn't very practical though.
Alternatively you can follow individual hedge fund managers with good track records. But some hedge fund managers have thousands of stocks in their portfolios. And why would you want to invest in ALL of their picks anyway. You can do much better by investing in their best stock picks. When Einhorn goes public with an idea, his probability of success is much higher than the success rate of his "average pick" in his portfolio.
The idea is to invest in a hedge fund's best stock picks. Insider Monkey shows that you can beat the market by 10 percentage points. In this article they detail the strategy and they tell you how to do it:
What they don't reveal is the strategy that beats the market by 20 percentage points. To learn those stock picks you have to subscribe to their newsletter.
The bottomline is this: hedge funds can pick stocks but generally it isn't a good idea to give them your money. You can generate better results by just imitating their best picks.
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Archman,
Historically it's been possible to outperform the market by imitating hedge funds' best ideas. Here is a strategy that beat the market by more than 20 percentage points per year between 1999 and 2009: http://bit.ly/Nft0dC
You are claiming that delays in hedge fund reporting are too long and this renders imitating them useless. This isn't true. The analysis below shows that imitating hedge funds with a 2-month delay actually IMPROVES your returns: http://bit.ly/OdwO3y
You are arguing that individual investors do better on their own. That's completely false. Individual investors historically have the worst track records. They sell when they should be buying and they buy when they should be selling. You are doing a disservice to individual investors.
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We have been bullish about Apple for a very long time. I haven't seen a stock that doesn't decline. Sure, Apple is 10% below its 52-week high but even if you picked up the stock at $640 I don't think you will regret it in a year or two.
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Prominent Value Investor's 5 Dividend Picks [View article]
In this article we included stocks with at least 2% dividend yield and First Eagle had at least $486 million invested in these stocks at the end of September.
Prominent Value Investor's 5 Dividend Picks [View article]
There are several portfolio managers coming up who are making many of the investment decisions but Eveillard is their mentor. Here are some of the other managers at First Eagle Investment Management:
John P. Arnhold, Chairman and CIO
Matt McLennan, CFA, Portfolio Manager
Abhay Deshpande, CFA, Portfolio Manager
Kimball Brooker, Jr., Portfolio Manager
Colin Morris, Portfolio Manager
Phillip Marriott, Portfolio Manager
Edward Meigs, CFA, Portfolio Manager
Sean Slein, CFA, Portfolio Manager
We have access to each of these fund managers and we can write about these PMs individual stock picks but it won't bring in any pageviews to justify our efforts.
First Eagle has several dividend stocks in its portfolio but we listed the five biggest positions that pay dividends above a certain threshold.
Thanks,
Serkan
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Alternatively you can follow individual hedge fund managers with good track records. But some hedge fund managers have thousands of stocks in their portfolios. And why would you want to invest in ALL of their picks anyway. You can do much better by investing in their best stock picks. When Einhorn goes public with an idea, his probability of success is much higher than the success rate of his "average pick" in his portfolio.
The idea is to invest in a hedge fund's best stock picks. Insider Monkey shows that you can beat the market by 10 percentage points. In this article they detail the strategy and they tell you how to do it:
http://bit.ly/M65Czm
What they don't reveal is the strategy that beats the market by 20 percentage points. To learn those stock picks you have to subscribe to their newsletter.
The bottomline is this: hedge funds can pick stocks but generally it isn't a good idea to give them your money. You can generate better results by just imitating their best picks.
Billionaire Nelson Peltz's Top 5 Dividend Picks [View article]
Historically it's been possible to outperform the market by imitating hedge funds' best ideas. Here is a strategy that beat the market by more than 20 percentage points per year between 1999 and 2009:
http://bit.ly/Nft0dC
You are claiming that delays in hedge fund reporting are too long and this renders imitating them useless. This isn't true. The analysis below shows that imitating hedge funds with a 2-month delay actually IMPROVES your returns:
http://bit.ly/OdwO3y
You are arguing that individual investors do better on their own. That's completely false. Individual investors historically have the worst track records. They sell when they should be buying and they buy when they should be selling. You are doing a disservice to individual investors.
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