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1Q23 Quarterly Commentary

Opportunistic Value

With the emerging banking crisis, conventional wisdom says to play defense. But, in our opinion, this is time for a balanced approach.

Strategy

Mid-Cap Value

The market’s newfound respect for risk, after recent bank failures, is creating opportunities for fundamental investors.

Fund Strategy

Small-Cap Value

In this environment, balance sheet strength should be paramount for small-cap investors. 

Fund Strategy

Small- and Micro-Cap Value

Balance sheets and business strategies finally seem to matter again following recent bank failures, giving active and fundamentally driven investors a decided advantage. aluations and quality traits finally seem to be rewarded by this market.

Fund Strategy

Portfolio Perspective

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Water & Wells
6/16/22
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Portfolio Manager Colin McWey

Re-discovering the Market’s Sweet Spot

After riding the S&P 500 bandwagon for years, investors are less exposed to mid-cap value stocks than they’ve historically been and seem to be missing out on the market’s sweet spot.

Market Insight

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Water & Wells
12/15/2022
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Vice President and Partner, Michael Kops

Are Investors Poised to Repeat the Mistake of 2000?

By confusing value investing with buying growth stocks on the dip, Impatient Investors may be giving up too soon on the market's real bargains.

Water & Wells
9/20/2022
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Chairman and Portfolio Manager Bill Nasgovitz

Yes, Value Outperformed Growth. But By How Much?

To enjoy value investing’s advantages over growth requires significant discipline. But even we were surprised by the results over the long run.

Water & Wells
7/28/2022
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Vice President of Sales Michael Kops

What the Mood of Consumers Says About Small Value Stocks

Consumers haven’t been this pessimistic in more than 40 years, but history says this might actually be a tailwind for small value stocks.

Investment Approach

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Video
5/23 - 2:07
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Vice President of Sales Michael Kops

Quality at Heartland

Meaning What We Say and Saying What We Mean

Video
5/23 - 1:40
Heartland Advisors Value Investing Vice President Michael Kops

Our 10 Principles of Value Investing

A look at our disciplined process developed through experience.

 

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