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Jonathan Heller
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
You Think Inflation Is Bad Now? You Should Have Seen It a Generation Ago
Today's rates are high but aren't close to what they were in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and yet markets managed to cope.
I've Got Smith & Wesson in the Holster, but the Safety Switch Stays On
I wouldn't jump the gun on this name, but here's why I find it compelling.
Retail Stocks Are Moving Fast: Here's One That Might Be Worth Catching
It is refreshing to visit a store that has the items in stock that it claims to on its website.
I'm Diving Back Into the Dumpster to Gobble Up More BurgerFi Shares
This value investor's top pick for the rest of 2022 keeps losing ground, but that isn't stopping him from doubling down on this speculative play.
If You Like Roller Coaster Rides, You've Gotta Love the Russell 2000
The small-cap index has been a poster child for market volatility this year, though the current period isn't as wild as back in 2008.
10 'Benjamin Graham Defensive' Stocks Make That Make the Grade
This is the largest list of qualifiers since the pandemic began.
A Household Name in the Semiconductor Realm Morphs Into a Value Play
The stock screen run by value investor Jonathan Heller turns up a big surprise as a well-known stock pops up.
Screening for Deep-Value Stocks Turns Up a Pair of Possibilities
A producer of small appliances and a maker of fishing, camping and kayaking gear pop up as possible value plays.
Value Stocks Are Cushioning the Blow With Outperformance
This is a side story that is not getting a lot of coverage.
Planting Seeds About a Few Agriculture Names as Food Supply Concerns Grow
Three of these stocks are trading down for the year to date but could see their prospects improve should food shortages materialize.
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