John Huber

Investment Returns. The vast majority of my own capital as well as my family's money is invested alongside my clients, using the same strategies. I think of my clients as long term partners. Saber Capital gets its name from Sabermetrics, which was a value investing strategy used in baseball, made famous by Michael Lewis and his book Moneyball. The objective of Moneyball is to find players that produce performance but can be signed at below average salaries. The objective is to cut out opinions and simply focus on what works. At Saber, we focus on what works in investing. We have done extensive research on investment strategies and have found that value investing represents the best way to achieve our two goals of protecting principal while at the same time achieving long term outperformance. In the Graham and Buffett tradition, we manage two separate strategies at Saber Capital Management: 1. Enterprising Strategy 2. Defensive Strategy Both have the first priority of not losing money. The Enterprising Strategy takes more concentrated positions in a wider variety of stocks with the objective of higher returns by finding the most undervalued stocks available. The Defensive Strategy takes a more diversified approach with the goal of owning a basket of outstanding businesses that have grown their dividends and book values over long periods of time.

investing concepts, research, and specific stock ideas. I don't write much about politics or macroeconomics. I'm more interested in the fundamental basic value investing principles and methods used to create lasting investment success.