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Jonathan Heller
Jonathan Heller, CFA, CFP® is president of KEJ Financial Advisors, his fee-only financial planning company. Heller spent 17 years at Bloomberg Financial Markets in various roles, from 1989 until 2005. He ran Bloomberg's Equity Fundamental Research Department from 1994 until 1998, when he assumed responsibility for Bloomberg's Equity Data Research Department. In 2001, he joined Bloomberg's Publishing group as senior markets editor and writer for Bloomberg Personal Finance Magazine, and an associate editor and contributor for Bloomberg Markets Magazine. In 2005, he joined SEI Investments as director of investment communications within SEI's Investment Management Unit.
Jon is also the founder of the Cheap Stocks Web site, a site dedicated to deep-value investing. He has an undergraduate degree from Grove City College and an MBA from Rider University, where he has also served on the adjunct faculty; he is also a CFA charter holder, and certified financial planner ™ practitioner.
Recent Articles By The Author
This Rough Week for Value Stocks Is Now in the Dumpster
These 3 value names reported very ugly quarterly earnings.
With Double-Net Pickings Slim, Let's Turn to Triple Nets
Triple nets are companies trading between 2 and 3 times net current asset value; here are several of these value names.
Newell Brands' Big Surprise
NWL is for those with strong stomachs that are willing to go against the mainstream.
Fitbit Could Be a Good Value Buy After Earnings and Revenue Beat
This cash-flow positive company is trading for just $6, and it could easily become a target for acquisition.
Deals, Potential Deals and Dividend Cuts
Earnings season is here and it has already moved into high gear.
A Lot of 'Ifs' Surround United Natural Foods Stock
If UNFI can execute, pay down debt through a SUPERVALU asset sale, generate synergies...this could be a winner.
Small-Caps No Longer Own Bragging Rights Over Their Big Cousins
Smaller stocks had outperformed large-caps for much of 2018, but now find themselves down for the year to date after a tough couple months.
2 Stocks Obscured by Market's Wild Ride
Corning and Big 5 Sporting Goods both had big news Tuesday. Here is what it means for the companies, and how to play them.
Here's Why CPI Aerostructures Is Back in Net/Net Land
The net/net cupboards remain as bare as I've seen them in many years.
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