Tweedy Browne is a well respected value investing firm. They put up, I’m not sure how long ago, a write up on what has worked in investing. It’s interesting to note that Benjamin Graham type stocks do the best.
What Has Worked In Investing: A Tweedy Browne Case Study
June 2, 2007 by Eric Schleien
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Hi, Eric!
You amazingly following my mind in your articles. And concerning Graham’s style, refer also to John Reese from Validea
Here: http://www.validea.com/stocks/mp.asp?tid=2&sid=2&pid=9&iid=4