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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. In 2005, he joined SEI Investments as director of investment communications within SEI's Investment Management Unit. Heller is founder of Cheap Stocks, a website dedicated to deep-value investing. He has been a contributor to TheStreet Real Money since 2011 providing trending market coverage and stock ideas.
Heller 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 a value investor who, like Warren Buffett, follows Benjamin Graham’s investment principles. When he isn’t investing, you can find him playing the guitar, at the beach, or learning presidential history.
Recent Articles By The Author
Opening This Screen Brings In 4 Benjamin Graham Defensive Retail Stocks
These names qualify as 'Stocks for the Defensive Investor' after I made some alterations.
Smaller Retailers Have a Nice Day While Dick's Stagnates After Earnings
These micro-cap retail stocks made a bit of a comeback for at least one day after sliding most of the year.
A Triple Shot of Triple-Nets Deep in the Heart of Value Land
Of these interesting candidates, two of them are new, and one a repeat offender.
I Wouldn't Scramble to Buy Cal-Maine Now, but Will Watch It Cook
CALM is a tough one to crack now with egg prices coming down to earth. But I still see how it could turn into a tasty trade.
Fossil, Other Specialty Retailers, Are Starting to Crack
Let's check on three shops that are getting roughed up.
Here's Why Bloomin' Could Look Yummy to a Hungry Buyer
While no potential targeting of BLMN appears imminent, the restaurant name has many ingredients that might make it attractive to an acquirer.
Restaurant Acquisitions: Who Looks Like a Compelling Target?
One of my favorite chains would be interesting for several reasons.
Netgear Isn't in Gear Yet but Could Make for a Decent Deep Value Play
The company best known for its Wi-Fi routers has plenty of cash and no debt, which should give it time to return to profitability.
As Darden Bites at Ruth's, Is Restaurant Industry Serving Up More M&A?
DRI's offer to acquire Ruth's Hospitality Group could mean more buying and selling is on the table.
Meta and Intel Please Investors, but That Tepid GDP Estimate Is Worrisome
Though the market reacted well to results from the two tech giants, the first-quarter economic growth estimate isn't encouraging for what may lie ahead.
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