This Berkshire-Style Company Is Cheap
The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which senior analyst Matt Argersinger and analyst Paul Chi discuss topics around the investing world.
In today's edition, Paul and Matt discuss Loews, a diversified holding company that looks and feels a lot like Berkshire Hathaway. Loews boasts a team of talented capital allocators, whose job is to allow capital to flow to the highest-rate-of-return projects among its subsidiaries. This company has rewarded shareholders for more than 50 years and is trading for only 80% of book value, a cheap price to pay for a quality business. Paul thinks the company is worth a look for investors who love the Berkshire model but would like additional diversification. Are you on the lookout for the next big tech up-and-comer? Check out our free video report "3 Stocks to Own for The New Industrial Revolution." To find out about the technology that could disrupt the "Made in China" era, simply click here.
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