Evidence that Value Investing Outperforms

Does Value Investing Really Work?

Does it makes dollars and sense for your portfolio?

Check out this informative interview with Ivey finance professor, George Athanassakos and Dan Richards as they discuss evidence that value investing does outperform.

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Expect Success,

Coach Mark

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Digging Deep for Value with Tim McElvaine

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Tim McElvaine, a lead portfolio manager for Mackenzie Financial discusses how he and his team dig deep for value with Dan Richards.

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Finding Value the Cundill Way

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Jim Thompson, Senior Vice President and Cundill Team Lead, Mackenzie Investments finds value the Cundill way.

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Value Investing Makes Dollars and Sense!

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Check out the August edition of our Financially Fit For Life newsletter to find more about Value Investing, and how it can make help make a difference to your investment results.
We also have a great article on what you should [...]

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The Do’s & Don’t’s of a Personal Financial Coach

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Are Stocks Overvalued, Undervalued, or Just Right?

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Check out our July Financially Fit For Life Newsletter to find out the answer to this important question.
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Cheers,
Remember to….Expect Success,
Coach Mark

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Shiller and Siegel Bull vs Bear

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In March, Wall Street Journal ran a front page article in which it profiled Jeremy Siegel of Wharton and Robert Shiller of Yale as the leading proponents for stocks being under and over valued…
This Globe column from [...]

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A Cautious Outlook For Stocks: Robert Shiller

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Earlier this week we took a look at what legendary economic historian, Jeremy Siegel thinks about today’s stock market valuations.
Today we examine this important issue from the other side of the fence. Check out Dan Richard’s interesting and insightful interview with Yale Professor Robert Shiller.  [...]

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Why Stocks are undervalued…Jeremy Siegel

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Check out this terrific interview with Dan Richards and the legendary Professor Jeremy Siegel.
Author of the industry classic Stocks for the Long Run, Jeremy Siegel is today’s leading stock market historian.
In this interview conducted in early July, he makes the case for stocks being undervalued [...]

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The Best of Financially Fit For Life

June: Focusing on your Home + Black Hawks Rule.

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