Legendary economist and financial thought leader, Burton Malkiel shares investment lessons learned more than four decades after writing his classic book, A Random Walk Down Wall Street.
Wealthtrack Episodes
INVESTING WHERE YOU DON’T WANT TO BE, WITH TOCQUEVILLE ASSET MANAGEMENT’S CONTRARIAN MANAGER ROBERT KLEINSCHMIDT
In an exclusive interview, Tocqueville Fund’s contrarian investor, Robert Kleinschmidt explains why he is finding the best values where you don’t want to be.
WATCH NOW…
CHARITABLE GIVING HIT AN ALL-TIME HIGH. HOW DO YOU MAXIMIZE YOUR PHILANTHROPY AND TAX DEDUCTIONS?
2017 is the 100th anniversary of the charitable deduction, but since the founding of the republic, Americans have been known for their generosity, a trait that continues to this day. Charitable giving reached a record $390 billion in 2016. What’s behind the surge? In the premiere episode of its 14th season, WEALTHTRACK focuses on strategies to maximizing charitable giving and what’s driving the record-breaking amounts.
WHAT’S THE FORMULA FOR INVESTMENT LONGEVITY AND SUCCESS? JOHN ROGERS SHARES HIS MARKET BEATING APPROACH
Why a slow, steady and contrarian approach wins the investment race over the long haul with Ariel Fund’s Founder and Portfolio Manager John Rogers.
WATCH NOW…
INVESTMENT LESSONS
During Public Television’s pledge season, we are revisiting some popular recent programs. T. Rowe Price’s Brian Rogers shares the investment lessons learned over a three decade career.
NEW THIS WEEK:
Despite President Trump’s calls for a re-evaluation of the Fiduciary Rule, his Labor Secretary, Alexander Acosta gave the “heart of the rule- a best interest standard of care required of stewards of retirement savings” the green light although the rule remains open to review.
MILLER – HEDGE FUND TIMING
BILL MILLER
Chairman, Chief Investment Officer,
Miller Value Partners
As it’s pledge season on Public Television, we are revisiting a rare interview with legendary value investor Bill Miller.
NEW THIS WEEK: Despite all the headaches involved with running publicly owned and regulated mutual funds why did Miller go that route? And why did he also decide to open a hedge fund at a time when they are losing clients? We asked him.