Selected Funds

The distortions and anomalies of the current market environment – extraordinarily narrow leadership, massive performance disparities between growth and value – and the risks and opportunities being created

Despite COVID, enormous opportunities can be found in the US among both digital leaders and undervalued companies, European multinationals and consumer businesses across Asia. Rigorous research and selectivity are critical.

Financials are the cheapest sector in the market – despite the strongest balance sheets in their history and their capture of a growing share of the market’s total earnings over the decade

Given short term uncertainties for both economies and companies, our focus is on durability, balance sheet strength and competitive advantages– factors that provide long term confidence in our companies over multiple scenarios.

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 the market reaction to COVID-19; how we are identifying those strong, durable franchises that have been mistakenly marked down based on short-term market concerns

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

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.

Chris Davis tells Barron’s about the powerful lesson his grandfather taught him about thrift, financial independence and the miracle of compounding.

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.