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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
Beaten-Down Peloton Isn't Turning My Crank as a Value Play
The stock of the fitness equipment maker has plunged over the last year but still doesn't provide enough of a margin of safety for this value investor.
I'm Juiced Up About Citrus Land Owner Alico Again
It pays a healthy dividend and it could benefit from a low orange harvest in Florida, which could drive up citrus prices.
Activision Blizzard's Deal With Microsoft Perks Up a Portfolio of Losers
The video game maker is part of the 2022 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio and its pending acquisition has given the portfolio a lift.
My Deep Value Active and Passive Portfolios Are Sucking Wind, But It's Early
The idea behind this experiment is my belief that companies trading at relatively low levels of NCAV have the potential to provide solid returns.
5 Stocks That Make the Grade After Sifting Through a Classic Value Screen
A modified version of a Benjamin Graham methodology turns up these companies as good value investing candidates.
Value Enjoys Early Lead Over Growth in 2022 While Precious Metals Struggle
With the Fed likely to raise interest rates multiple times this year, it's a conducive environment for value stocks versus their growth cousins.
Richardson Electronics' Big Day, Cashing in on Weber
RELL has languished for years, meanwhile the WEBR short rental situation plays out.
Let's Chew on What's Up With the Restaurant Sector, Shall We?
Many restaurant stocks performed well in 2021 despite rising costs and labor issues, but this year could be more challenging.
No One Will Confuse Me with Nostradamus Based on My Predictions for 2021
I was right on value stocks staging a comeback last year, but a majority of my prognostications did not pan out as envisioned or were dead wrong.
So Far, So Good for This Portfolio of Unloved Losers
Most of the stocks in the 2022 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio are in positive territory nearly a month since inception.
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