Showing posts with label Chris Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Davis. Show all posts

2008-03-31

Interview with Chris Davis and Ken Feinberg of The Davis Funds

Chris DavisMorningstar chats with Chris Davis and Ken Feinberg of The Davis Funds.

  • Buffett Practitioners at Work
    • In part one , they talk some of the tenets of their investment philosophy as well as how they think about assessing management teams.
  • Stock Picks from the Davis Funds
    • In part two of my chat, we discuss their ideal time horizon as well as one of the stocks in my portfolio, and one on my watch list.
  • Talk Insurance Stocks with the Davis Funds
    • In part three of my chat with Chris Davis and Ken Feinberg of The Davis Funds, we discuss their thoughts on some elements of the current credit crunch, as well as their take on a couple of insurance stocks I've had on my watch list. Both AIG (the top stock on my watch list) and Progressive have delivered great returns for their shareholders over the last few decades, and now both have somewhat attractive valuations.
  • The Davis Funds Team on the Credit Markets
    • In part four, the final segment of my chat with Chris Davis and Ken Feinberg of The Davis Funds, we discuss their take on the credit markets, given their portfolio's large weighting in the financial-services sector. In addition, we also touch on two other investments: Sprint Nextel (S) and Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ).

2008-01-31

Chris Davis on WealthTrack

Chris Davis

A WealthTrack television exclusive this week. Wall Street's third generation value investor Christopher Davis will join us along with Charles Maxwell, considered the dean of Wall Street energy analysts, and Martin Fridson, expert on the faltering high yield bond world. On the agenda will be such topics as the possibility of a U.S. recession and a growing number of corporate defaults, the price of oil and energy stocks, and where the real value is to be found in the market.

Here is video link and transcript. (Only available for 2 weeks)
Or you can download the video (MP4 Format) here (Right Click and Save as..).