Greenbackd turned two on 1 December. Over the last two years the site has racked up 526 posts; 2,224 real comments; and 35,898 spam comments (no kidding). One of the best things about living, breathing and writing about deep value for two years is that Greenbackd now contains a great trove of research (from both [...]
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A Miscellany of Deep Value
Posted in Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on December 14, 2010 | 24 Comments »
Top posts of the year
Posted in About, Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on November 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I’m on break for the next three weeks. Here are the top posts for the past 12 months: Mike Burry’s Scion Capital investor letters Guest post: The short case for Berkshire Graham’s P/E10 ratio Tweedy Browne updates What Has Worked In Investing What Montier’s Painting by Numbers can offer to value investors The long and [...]
Top posts for the quarter
Posted in Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on October 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Folks, I’m traveling this week to the Value Investing Congress in New York (it’s nearly sold out, but tickets are still available. Come and say, “Hello.”) I won’t be maintaining my usual posting schedule while I’m here. In the mean time, here are the top posts for the quarter: The long and short of Berkshire Hathaway [...]
Greenbackd on “Investor Questions Podcast” with Geoff Gannon
Posted in Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on September 24, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Last month I sat down for an interview with Geoff Gannon from Gannon on Investing. Geoff is a superb value investor in his own right, and a student of the markets. He asked some fantastic questions, and we covered a great deal of territory in the 1 hour 15 minute interview. One subject we touched [...]
Top posts for the quarter
Posted in About, Greenbackd, tagged Greenbackd on July 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It’s always fascinating for me to see which posts draw the most attention. Here are the top 10 posts for the last quarter: Graham’s P/E10 ratio The long and short of The St. Joe Company Absolute Return interviews Seth Klarman Seahawk Drilling (NASDAQ:HAWK) redux and HAWK liquidation values Whitney Tilson and Glenn Tongue on BP [...]
Call for guest posts
Posted in Greenbackd, Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on May 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Greenbackd has had some great investment ideas contributed in the past by readers, and so I’m extending another open invitation to anyone who wishes to submit a post for publication. The only requirement is that it be within the remit of Greenbackd, which is say that it is an undervalued asset situation with a catalyst. Email [...]
VIC and Mungerfest 2010
Posted in About, Greenbackd, Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on April 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m taking two weeks off. I’ll be in Pasadena, CA at the Value Investing Congress on May 4 and 5, and the Wesco Financial Corp. (AMEX:WSC) 2010 annual meeting on May 5. If you’d like to catch up, please drop me an email to greenbackd [at] gmail. I’ll be back Monday, May 17, 2010.
Top posts for the quarter
Posted in About, Greenbackd, Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on April 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here are the top 10 posts for the last quarter by unique visitors: The palaeontology of Mike Burry Guest post: The short case for Berkshire Intuition and the quantitative value investor Japanese liquidation value: 1932 US redux What Montier’s Painting by Numbers can offer to value investors Seth Klarman’s Twenty Investment Lessons of 2008 Quantifying [...]
Mike Burry’s valuestocks.net archive uncovered
Posted in About, Greenbackd, tagged April Fools, Greenbackd on April 1, 2010 | 13 Comments »
Update: Happy April Fool’s Day. The hunt for www.valuestocks.net goes on. I’ve been on the Mike Burry story like a bloodhound on a rawhide bone. One part of the puzzle that has continued to elude collectors of Burry memorabilia is an archive of Burry’s www.valuestocks.net site. Until now. I am pleased to announce that Greenbackd has [...]
Greenbackd Report
Posted in About, Greenbackd, Stocks, tagged Greenbackd on March 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve received sufficient inquiries about the subscription-only service aimed at identifying stocks similar to those in the old Wall Street’s Endangered Species reports to proceed with it. Thank you for your support. If you would like to receive a free trial copy of the report when it is produced in exchange for providing feedback on its utility (or [...]

