The Cundill approach to investing, based on the "value" philosophy pioneered in the 1950’s, identifies fundamentally undervalued securities on a global basis.
Unlike more conventional approaches to investing, the Cundill method is not based on forecasting the economy or corporate earnings, does not rely on market timing, nor does it weigh the portfolio by industry or country sector.
The approach is asset-oriented and requires a longer term perspective and patience. The major benefit of the "value" principle is that investors experience lower volatility. The performance of the Cundill accounts, in a wide variety of economic and market environments and over long periods of time, has demonstrated the absolute and relative benefits of this investment approach.
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