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David J. Winters

Global Treasure Hunter: David Winters

Submitted on 02/08/2008

David Winters, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of The Wintergreen Fund was interviewed for the Summer 2007 edition of Columbia Business School's investment newsletter, "Graham and Doddsville

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David Winters on WealthTrack

Submitted on 01/08/2008

David Winters of Wintergreen Fund appeared on Consuelo Mack Weathtrach show.

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David Winters Interview

Submitted on 12/26/2007

David Winters of Wintergreen Fund is interviewed on Bloomberg

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Wintergreen's Global Hunt for Bargains

Submitted on 09/14/2007

David Winters of Wintergreen Fund discusses picks from his go-anywhere strategy.

 

 

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David Winters Interview

Submitted on 03/31/2007

David Winters of Wintergreen Advisers was recently interviewed on Bloomberg. David Winters had sold his stake in US Financial stocks (HSBC etc). He is bullish on Canadian Natural Resource (CNQ) and Pogo Producing (PPP).

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David J. Winters : Wintergreen 2006 Annual Report.

Submitted on 03/13/2007

David J. Winters's Wintergreen Fund is intended to be the antithesis of an index fund. Winters embrace the flexibility of his investment mandate and search globally for compelling assets which can be acquired at meaningful discounts. This approach gives him the ability to be agnostic with respect to geography, market capitalization, sector, and security type. Wintergreen fund does not have narrow index-related investment restrictions that are common with many mutual funds ; however, Winters does measure the risk of his investments in several ways.

David J. Winters approaches each investment decision much like insurance underwriters view their decisions on what risks to take. He likes solid long-term upside potential with minimal downside risk. He anticipates ‘quotation risk’ which is simply an acknowledgement that the market will have swings in security trading prices that do not reflect any change in the underlying investment. These often inexplicable market movements are frequently good news for Wintergreen fund, for they create the opportunity for the Fund to acquire additional securities at attractive prices.

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