THE CONTRARIAN RESEARCH REPORT
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Domestic Investment Recommendations with a Contrarian Approach
COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS RECOMMENDATIONS
The
Contrarian Research Report, authored by Murray Stahl
and The Horizon Research Group, employs a
value-oriented, event-driven investment strategy that seeks to
capitalize on the most inefficient and
attractive investment areas. Murray uses a time-intensive, investigative
style of research to uncover behind
the scenes, proprietary information about the company. Investment
recommendations will focus on
companies with significant barriers to entry that have the ability
to generate a high and sustainable return
on invested capital. While the vast majority of such companies
trade at or near fair value, opportunities
present themselves when transitory events temporarily depress
share prices. These situations are the
primary focus of the research process.
While The Contrarian Research Report avoids companies
that significantly enhance returns through the
use of leverage, highly leveraged companies with the ability
to pay down debt and buyback stock will be
recommended if a clear path to balance sheet repair can be envisioned.
These are often companies with
significant cash flow that have used leverage for acquisitions,
expansion, or recapitalization purposes.
The service provides detailed analysis on 18 to 22 companies
annually drawn from the universe of
companies under $10 billion in market capitalization. Updates
on featured companies are provided when
important events affect the recommendation.
THE CONTRARIAN RESEARCH REPORT COMPENDIUM
The Contrarian Research Report Compendium, published on a monthly
basis, provides an effective forum
for Murray Stahl to discuss additional recommendations and inefficiencies
in the space not ordinarily
addressed by Wall Street research. Murray also discusses specific
industries and concepts he believes are
central to the investment environment. These situations will
be routinely explored in the Compendium, with
the most compelling situations expounded upon in full length
research reports.