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Bill Miller
By admin - Posted on August 22nd, 2008
Tagged: Bill Miller, Martin Whitman and David Dreman, mired in the worst slumps of their careers, are poised once again to trounce the stock market.
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Bill Miller, Martin Whitman and David Dreman, mired in the worst slumps of their careers, are poised once again to trounce the stock market.
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By admin - Posted on July 31st, 2008
Tagged: Faced with two and a half years of subpar investment returns, famed Legg Mason Value Trust money manager Bill Miller recently turned to a support group.
Faced with two and a half years of subpar investment returns, famed Legg Mason Value Trust money manager Bill Miller recently turned to a support group.
By admin - Posted on July 24th, 2008
Tagged: The plunging returns of the funds run by Bill Miller are undermining his long-term legacy, Reuters writes, and contributing to the recent slump in shares of Legg Mason, where he once was the star attraction.
Investors are leaving his funds and one large state pension fund says it is reconsidering its investments with Mr. Miller.
The plunging returns of the funds run by Bill Miller are undermining his long-term legacy, Reuters writes, and contributing to the recent slump in shares of Legg Mason, where he once was the star attraction.
Investors are leaving his funds and one large state pension fund says it is reconsidering its investments with Mr. Miller.
By admin - Posted on July 22nd, 2008
Tagged: It’s obvious: People have lost their faith in Legg Mason Value Trust (LMVTX) manager Bill Miller. Not long ago, he was a Wall Street idol. He outperformed the S&P 500 Index for 15 consecutive years by investing in big tech names. Mutual fund investors wanted to invest with him, and money managers wanted to be him. Now, his streak of outperforming the S&P 500 Index is gone and largely undone -- he’s now losing to the market over a trailing 10-year period.
And no one’s letting him off lightly.
It’s obvious: People have lost their faith in Legg Mason Value Trust (LMVTX) manager Bill Miller. Not long ago, he was a Wall Street idol. He outperformed the S&P 500 Index for 15 consecutive years by investing in big tech names. Mutual fund investors wanted to invest with him, and money managers wanted to be him. Now, his streak of outperforming the S&P 500 Index is gone and largely undone -- he’s now losing to the market over a trailing 10-year period.
And no one’s letting him off lightly.
By admin - Posted on July 17th, 2008
Tagged: Talk about a fall from grace. Legg Mason Value (LMVTX), managed by the once-revered Bill Miller, has performed so poorly the past 2.5 years that Morningstar now gives the fund 1 star. This year, the fund has lost an atrocious 35% of its value.
Talk about a fall from grace. Legg Mason Value (LMVTX), managed by the once-revered Bill Miller, has performed so poorly the past 2.5 years that Morningstar now gives the fund 1 star. This year, the fund has lost an atrocious 35% of its value.
By admin - Posted on July 17th, 2008
Tagged: Jonathan Heller of Cheap Stocks blog writes a letter to Bill Miller, Manager of Legg Mason Value Trust.
Jonathan Heller of Cheap Stocks blog writes a letter to Bill Miller, Manager of Legg Mason Value Trust.
By admin - Posted on July 8th, 2008
Tagged: Talk about a fall from grace. Legg Mason Value, managed by the once-revered Bill Miller, has performed so poorly the past two and a half years that Morningstar now gives the fund one star, our lowest rating. But should it really come as a surprise that Miller, who was once the talk of the investing world because he beat the stock market 15 consecutive calendar years, has hit a rough patch? No. The streak merely masked Miller's bold approach to stock picking, a strategy that was sure to run out of steam at some point.
Talk about a fall from grace. Legg Mason Value, managed by the once-revered Bill Miller, has performed so poorly the past two and a half years that Morningstar now gives the fund one star, our lowest rating. But should it really come as a surprise that Miller, who was once the talk of the investing world because he beat the stock market 15 consecutive calendar years, has hit a rough patch? No. The streak merely masked Miller's bold approach to stock picking, a strategy that was sure to run out of steam at some point.
By admin - Posted on July 8th, 2008
Tagged: Bill Miller talks about Citibroup (C), Feddie Mac (FRE), Bear Sterns (BSC), Fannie Mae(FNM), Countrywide (CFC).
Bill Miller talks about Citibroup (C), Feddie Mac (FRE), Bear Sterns (BSC), Fannie Mae(FNM), Countrywide (CFC).
By admin - Posted on June 30th, 2008
Tagged: The chairman and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management says many large-cap stocks are now attractively valued. He has moved to make his portfolio more concentrated, trimming mostly small- and mid-cap holdings.
The chairman and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management says many large-cap stocks are now attractively valued. He has moved to make his portfolio more concentrated, trimming mostly small- and mid-cap holdings.
By admin - Posted on June 30th, 2008
Tagged: Morningstar talks with Bill Miller, chairman and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management.
Morningstar talks with Bill Miller, chairman and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management.
