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MARKETS, STOCKS

Bruce Kaser

Chief Analyst,

Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor

  • President and CIO at Rohenth Capital Research
  • 25 Years Industry Expertise
  • Chief Analyst, Cabot Turnaround Letter and Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor

About Bruce

Bruce Kaser has more than 25 years of value investing experience in managing institutional portfolios, mutual funds, and private client accounts. He has led two successful investment platform turnarounds, co-founded an investment management firm, and was principal of a $3 billion (AUM) employee-owned investment management company, New Generation Research. Prior, Mr. Kaser led the event-driven small/midcap strategy for Ironwood Investment Management and was senior portfolio manager with RBC Global Asset Management where he co-managed the $1 billion value/core equity platform for over a decade. He earned his MBA degree, in finance and international business, from the University of Chicago and did his undergraduate studies in finance, with honors from Miami University (Ohio). Mr. Kaser is now chief analyst of Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor.

Bruce's Articles

In a market that may be crazy, or may not be crazy, what is a value-oriented investor to do? Most important is to stay true to value-oriented principles. Finding good companies whose shares are meaningfully undervalued (mispriced) by an AI-obsessed market remains key to long-term investing success. I like Aviva Plc (AVVIY), explains Bruce Kaser, editor of Cabot Value Investor.
CNH Industrial (CNHI) is a major producer of agriculture (80% of sales) and construction (20% of sales) equipment. Its shares have slid from their peak and now trade essentially unchanged over the past 20 years, making them look attractive, explains Bruce Kaser, editor of Cabot Turnaround Letter.
My initial thesis for an investment in Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) was for an opportunistic purchase of an average company whose shares have fallen sharply out-of-favor. Since then, activist investor Elliott Management has taken a 10% stake in the company with the goal of pressing the board to revitalize Goodyear, explains Bruce Kaser, editor of Cabot Turnaround Letter.
While most investors hold winning stocks, every investor has losers, too. It’s just a natural part of investing. But rather than throwing in the towel and waiting for a fresh start next year, investors can look to convert this year’s losers into assets and winners. One name I like here is Driven Brands Holdings (DRVN), counsels Bruce Kaser, editor of Cabot Turnaround Letter.

Bruce's Videos

The time and patience to trade turnarounds
Buying out-of-favor stocks supported by deep fundamental analysis is becoming a lost art. This presentation will show you the tools and methods used by New Generation Research/The Turnaround Letter for finding stocks that can produce outsized returns.

Buying out-of-favor stocks supported by deep fundamental analysis is becoming a lost art. This presentation will show you the tools and methods used by New Generation Research/The Turnaround Letter for finding stocks that can produce outsized returns.

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