Posted by Davy Bui on August 18th, 2010 in Gurus, Pro's Picks
If you have a strong case for other managers I should include, send me an email or post in the comments below. Also, keep in mind that I use a perl script to parse these filings into the spreadsheet format and some information may be misrepresented. As always, YMMV. Seth Klarman Q2 2010 13F Holdings [...]
Posted by Davy Bui on July 19th, 2010 in Market Commentary
The market’s refusal to set on a clear course in either direction demonstrates the level of uncertainty now confronting the economy and investors. Whereas many pundits had previously posited economic recovery was clearly at hand, the latest round of economic data and indicators are forcing a double-take at such a hastily drawn conclusion. Today, the [...]
Posted by Davy Bui on May 22nd, 2010 in Pro's Picks
I’m a bit late on breaking down this quarter’s hedge fund holdings. At times, investing and blogging are somewhat incompatible as posts take time and with the recent market action, I chose to spend that time focusing on my portfolio. If you have a strong case for other managers I should include, send me an [...]
Posted by Davy Bui on February 15th, 2010 in Pro's Picks
You can view the latest portfolio moves in spreadsheet format of Mohnish Pabrai, renown value investor. Despite his shift toward a less concentrated portfolio, Pabrai’s portfolio is still rather focused compared to the average money manager. Only one new position, CapitalSource (CSE), which should be familiar to regular readers of this blog as Seth Klarman’s [...]
Posted by Davy Bui on February 12th, 2010 in Pro's Picks
Hedge fund managers are filing their Q4 2009 13F-HR forms over the next few days. I’ve posted some of their holding spreadsheets below and will add links as reports come in. If you have a strong case for other managers I should include, send me an email or post in the comments below. Also, keep [...]
Posted by Davy Bui on December 4th, 2009 in Gurus, Worth Reading (links to articles, etc.)
While many value investing sites sing platitudes about the usual suspects — Buffett, Munger, Klarman, Berkowitz, Lampert, Pabrai, et al — one name seems to slip under the radar: Robert Rodriguez of First Pacific Advisors. Of all my 13F filing breakdowns, Rodriguez’s is one of the least viewed. For what reason, who can say? It [...]