The team at Evermore Global Value Fund have recently posted their commentary for Q3 2017. You can read the letter here. Evermore Global Advisors, LLC was established in 2009 by David Marcus and Eric LeGoff. The founders previously worked for / with Michael F. Price at Mutual Series. The letter includes commentary on Retail Holdings, which I […]
Category: Readings
Readings For The Week (12/11)
This week’s readings / links include a presentation by David Webb on the most fundament issue in HK corporate governance, Rick Bookstaber on our low risk (low volatility) world, Benjamin Koh’s Q3 investor letter, Jack Miles on how we can reduce our carbon footprint and Dan Rasmussen on the gospel according to Michael Porter. If […]
Readings For The Week (5/11)
This week’s readings / links include how the panda became China’s diplomatic weapon of choice, thoughts on the recent arrest of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, takeaways from China’s 19th party congress, Bloomberg on the road with the Indonesian President, an interview with Salman Rushdie and a look at the illicit global ape trade. How the […]
Readings For The Week (29/10)
This week’s readings include Byron Wien on China’s critical role in technology and geopolitics, Aswath Damodaran’s latest thoughts on bitcoin, First State Stewart Asia’s update on Indian equities, Kevin Kelly on what Mongolian nomads teach us about the digital future and notes from the recent Capitalize For Kids Conference 2017. China’s critical role in technology […]
Lessons From The Crash of ’87
To mark the recently passed 30th anniversary of the stock market crash of 1987 (“Black Monday”), Bloomberg Markets asked players throughout the marketplace to reflect on the day and its lasting impact. Some of the people who shared their memories were the winners “who seized the moment as an opportunity not only to make money, […]
Readings For The Week (22/10)
This week’s readings include why climate change puts the poorest most at risk (FT), a look at the passports-for-cash business (Economist), thoughts on the West’s errant conception of China (Global Times), how strongmen co-opted democracy (Kishore Mahbubani) and the ties that bind Aung San Suu Kyi’s hands (Asia Times). Why climate change puts the poorest […]
Graham & Doddsville: Fall 2017 Issue
The latest edition of the Graham & Doddsville newsletter is out. The publication is put together by the students of Columbia Business School (CBS). You can download and read a copy here. The Fall 2017 issue includes interviews with Howard Marks (Oaktree Capital), Paul Sonkin & Paul Johnson (the co-authors of a book called “Pitch […]
Readings For The Week (15/10)
This week’s readings include a BCG report on the Chinese internet, thoughts on why indices lead investors astray, how Japan is counting on shareholder activism to improve its economy, the latest opinion piece from Andy Xie and a new report on Asia from KKR. Decoding the Chinese internet: BCG, together with Alibaba and Baidu, explore how […]
Cable Car Capital’s “Late” 2017 Letter
Jacob Ma-Weaver of Cable Car Capital has published his latest investor letter, which is worth a read. You can access and download it here. It includes a detailed discussion of his firm’s longtime holding, Pangaea Logistics (PANL). He also briefly discussed NetDragon Websoft, which he feels trades at a reasonable valuation given its “assets, cash […]
Activist Insight: Activist Investing In Asia
Activist Insight have recently published a report called “Activist Investing in Asia” in collaboration with their sponsors, Computershare and Misaki Capital. It provides an overview of recent activism trends across Asia, including the role of governments, domestic players as well as some data on the success rate of activists. You can download the report for […]