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[3/23/07] Conviction is perhaps the most important factor in investing

[11/15/06] Virtually all of the greatest investors -- Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, Charles Munger, John Neff, Walter Schloss -- earned their fortunes by following value principles. They've done so well not because value stocks have grown faster than so-called growth stocks. Instead, they've triumphed because stocks are priced largely based on their expected growth rates. More often than not, those expectations are wrong.

[10/30/06] David Meier looks for falling prices and rising returns

[9/5/06] methods of valuing companies

[8/30/06] The only two things that matter in investing

[7/20/06] Growth or value: which is the best way?

[7/14/06] Richard Gibbons tells value investors to buy growth stocks

[5/14/06] David Meier says that turnarounds are better path to multibagers

[5/2/06] It may take time to beat the market with value investing

[4/17/06] Richard Gibbons follows three important rules

[4/11/06] Nathan Parmalee on the P/E ratio

[4/10/06] David Meier's triple double

[4/5/06] Seth Jayson hunts for value

[3/14/06] David Meier points out examples of bad growth, good growth, and great growth.

[2/24/06] Richard Gibbons warns value investors that temporary bad news is sometimes not so temporary

[2/9/06] Richard Gibbons presents Three Simple Rules

[2/3/06] Buy ugly, but not too ugly

[1/24/06] Two paths to profits: Rule Breakers vs. Inside Value

[1/13/06] The Inside Value team looks for relentless growers.

[1/6/06] Durrell says turnarounds are right under your nose.

[12/23/05] There's a good reason why many wealthy folks could credibly be described as "cheap".

[12/21/05] How to beat Inside Value

[12/18/05] Seth Jayson says wiggles give you opportunities for profits.

[12/9/05] Jim Gillies gives his definition of "value" investing.

[12/3/05] Jim Gillies discusses Stern Stewart's trademarked concept of Economic Value Added. Or EVA = [ROIC – WACC] * IC.

[11/3/05] Richard Gibbons says to buy strong companies when blood is in the streets

[10/29/05] Richard Gibbons talks about buying companies in crisis.

[10/28/05] Seth Jayson talks about Buffett's Stealth Values which are strong companies that are neither dirt-cheap or expensive.

[11/24/05] Tim Beyers learns four lessons from the bubble

[9/15/05] Chuck Saletta again

[8/29/05] The evolution of Richard Gibbons

[8/29/05] Invest like you shop (Chuck Saletta's turn to write the ad)

[8/18/05] In this article/advertisement, Richard Gibbons explains the Inside Value newsletter approach to selecting stocks. Here's my summary: find a great company, then buy it cheap.

[5/6/05] A Patient Investor's Guide to Profit