INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
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Russell Croft on The Washington Post (6/22/2013)
US stocks drift lower, putting market on course for a third straight loss
Russell Croft on The Wall Street Journal (5/27/2013)
Investors Spread Their Housing Bets
Kent and Russell Croft on AdvisorOne (5/23/2013)
Can Timberland REITs Spruce Up a Portfolio?
Kent Croft on AdvisorOne (5/21/2013)
Exploiting Attractive Resources - The 2013 Natural Gas Roundtable of Investment Experts
Kent Croft on TheStreet (5/15/2013)
Stocks Get Lift as Google Breaks $900
Agriculture as an Investment Opportunity - Slides
Audio of the conference call is in the current commentary.
Kent Croft Quoted in InvestmentNews (4/25/2013)
Can Google predict the market? Research offers clues.
Kent Croft on Reuters (4/22/2013)
Industrial IPOs increase as investors bet on economy, housing
Kent Croft in Money Management Executive (4/22/2013)
Mutual Fund Lone Wolves
Russell Croft Featured in The New York Times (4/6/2013)
A Low-Growth World Can Also Mean High Profits
Highlights
Russell Croft on Bloomberg Taking Stock Podcast (1/4/2013)
Russell Croft Favors Companies That Can `Bounce Back' (Audio)
Kent Croft on TheStreet.com (1/2/13)
Betting on the Boom in Natural Gas
Kent & Russell Croft on AdvisorOne (3/26/2012)
The Measured Approach to Value
Kent Croft featured in Financial Planning (1/10/2012)
Reasons for Hope Rest on Sound Fundamentals
From the Ox's Mouth
(articles offering unique perspectives)
The online Utopia does not exist. We need to reboot.
Computing pioneer Jaron Lanier outlines the negative societal & economic implications of the widely-triumphed tenets of free information and open file-sharing.
Explaining the Value Premium
A discussion on the long-term outperformance of value stocks over growth that includes a refreshing take on risk as well as the behavioral biases that hinder our ability to capitalize on opportunities.
Postcard from Yemen
Economist Thomas Friedman provides a micro-level example of the implications of water scarcity and its potential to breed violence and conflict.
Take Two Hours of Pine Forest and Call Me in the Morning
These days, screen-addicted Americans are more stressed out and distracted than ever. And nope, there’s no app for that. But there is a radically simple remedy: get outside.
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