Chris Davis on why successful wealth-building is heavily determined by investor behavior, building financial literacy among your children, the danger of following market forecasts, areas of interest we are identifying

Chris Davis on why investor mindset is so important in environments like today’s, why volatility can be an investor’s friend, and emerging opportunities for the disciplined investor.

The mindset that fosters investing success through difficult markets; emerging opportunities for long-term wealth building

The most important lessons on successfully compounding wealth from our 50 years in the equity markets

The biggest opportunities we see today: Undervalued Global Leaders, Dominant but Out of the Spotlight Businesses, the Bluechips of Tomorrow and Select Financial Companies

A closer look at the “safe-havens” some investors favor today reveals weak fundamentals and high valuations. Conversely, there are growing areas of the market underappreciated and undervalued by investors, creating significant opportunity.

International stocks have historically exchanged leadership with domestic stocks over decade-long periods. Current valuations argue for taking a hard look at expanding your investment search outside the U.S.

There are over 2500 companies in EAFE ACWI, but not all are great (or even good). Rigorous research can separate winners from losers.

Demographic and economic tailwinds that are driving long-term growth in specific companies and industries.

The qualities to look for in an active manager that have fostered outperformance versus the passive indices.

Why our commitment to a single investment philosophy, uncommon co-investment, true active management and experience have generated attractive returns versus the benchmarks over nearly half a century.

Chris Davis on his firm’s time-tested, benchmark-agnostic investment approach, and two fundamental questions that lie at the heart of their research process.

Why investors should look closely at this unpopular, undervalued, and unloved sector.

Chris Davis on areas that seem safe but may be at risk, and others that are unloved where the opportunity may be greater

Investors looking to build wealth should seek the best businesses, wherever they happen to be headquartered

Regulatory risks; lessons from some big financials that are stronger and more dominant today than before the financial crisis

Three important attributes of successful fund managers

Chris Davis discusses opportunity among under-loved financials and the Davis Financial Fund

Chris Davis shares Berkshire Hathaway investing legend Charlie Munger's humorous wisdom on the futility of forecasts and predictions.

Why investors can get better returns with a financial advisor than trying to do it themselves.

“You make most of your money in a bear market, you just don't realize it at the time”, and other key insights.

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PM Chris Davis offers perspective that can help every investor.