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Tyler Crowe

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Misfit Alpha

About Tyler

Tyler Crowe is an analyst, researcher, writer, and all-around curious observer of everything investing. Mr. Crowe has been a contributor and editor for numerous financial media outlets for over a decade. His publication, Misfit Alpha, unearths some of the most under-covered and underappreciated companies that have generated tremendous wealth over the years. His work has been featured on CNBC, CNN Money, TIME, USA Today, Money Magazine, Fox Business, and The Motley Fool. Tyler Crowe holds an MBA from Collège des Ingénieurs in Paris as well as an MS in Civil Engineering and a BS in Civil Engineering, Foreign Affairs, and French from the University of New Hampshire.


Tyler's Articles

The media industry has, arguably, the worst ratio of industry returns to how much the industry is discussed or analyzed. Over the past couple of decades, media is where investors’ capital has gone to die. So when I started sorting through the list of companies that have beaten the market over the longer term (at least 15 years), I was surprised to find one media company on the list: Nexstar Media Group Inc. (NXST), explains Tyler Crowe, author of Misfit Alpha.
One thing that sticks out in Common Stocks, Uncommon Profits is Fisher’s love for chemical companies. He gushed about Dow Chemical (DOW) and E.I. DuPont de Nemours (DD) as if they were his children. That brings me to RPM International (RPM), explains Tyler Crowe, author of Misfit Alpha.
Ternium SA (TX) is Latin America's largest flat-rolled steel producer and the third-largest producer in the Western Hemisphere. Some 80% of its 13.8 million tons of steel sales are in Mexico, Brazil, and the US. The stock trades for a deep discount and could benefit from global nearshoring efforts, opines Tyler Crowe, author of Misfit Alpha.
I have this new 20-minute window in my life each day. My kid started pre-school this fall. Each morning, we take a 15-minute ride on public transit to drop him off. On the way back, I have about 20 minutes of waiting for and riding the bus home. So, with this new window of quiet reflection, I did the most cliché thing an investor could do: I started re-reading The Intelligent Investor (the 2003 edition with commentary from Jason Zweig), recounts Tyler Crowe, author of Misfit Alpha.

Tyler's Videos

 The post-COVID world has exposed many flaws in current global supply chains, and the world is responding with major investments in nearshoring and supply chain resiliency. This trend should open up immense opportunities in North America for businesses and investors alike.