GM is seen as a dinosaur and roadkill on the technology highway and we just think that’s completely wrong. Adrian Warner sits down with Livewire and shares why he believes the company is massively misunderstood.
Adrian Warner is on the lookout for undervalued franchises but he’s no traditional value investor. He sees opportunity in industries dominated by a monopoly or duopoly, with the added benefit of excellent defensive characteristics. Two examples stand out in very different sectors.
We share the 5 categories of private equity-style valuation mispricing’s we apply when searching for a diversified portfolio of good value investments and highlight some stock stories that fit these criterias.
As we head in to 2021, investors are beginning to think of how to position their portfolios for the post-COVID recovery. CIO, Adrian Warner believes a ‘barbell’ approach offers protection and the ability to deliver attractive returns and highlights two global stock ideas to provide the barbell effect.
This year’s twists and turns continued in the third quarter. Given this environment, we have been tilting our portfolio towards undervalued franchises.
While the top 5 mega tech companies are fantastic businesses, Adrian Warner suggests better opportunities lie elsewhere and investors should keep hunting.
Passive investors are being seduced into exposing their portfolios to unappreciated levels of concentration, while neglecting a range of undervalued equities as they chase benchmarks. While performance has been good over the short-term, things are about to get much harder.
Adrian Warner discusses the 4 key narratives around the underperformance of value stocks compared to growth stocks.
Why value has underperformed? We get back to fundamentals around how the discipline works when applied from a fundamental, bottom-up perspective and why it still has a place in portfolios.
Curtis Cifuentes outlines our investment thesis for Sony, our stock pick for the Future Generation Virtual Investment Forum.
