Tweedy, Browne Company

Tweedy, Browne Company
Webinar

The Insider’s Edge: Insider Buying and the Enduring Logic of Value
by John D. Spears, Robert Q. Wyckoff, Jr. & Todd Rosenbluth of Tweedy, Browne Company, 5/27/25

In this webcast, we will briefly reflect on the firm's historical role in shaping a disciplined, long-term investment approach before turning to our latest research, The Insider Investment Factor. We will explore how insider stock purchases and share repurchases, when combined with valuation analysis, can serve as important signals—and how these insights may help investors navigate today's markets
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The Historical Tug of War Between Growth and Value
by Team of Tweedy, Browne Company, 2/3/21

We thought this graph might be of interest to you. It highlights the historic changes of leadership between growth and value stocks held in the MSCI World Index.
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4th Quarter 2017
by William Browne, Thomas Shrager, John Spears, Robert Wyckoff, Jr. of Tweedy, Browne Company, 2/6/18

“Animal spirits” were once again at large in global equity markets during the fourth quarter of 2017 as economic growth perked up in many parts of the globe and equity market returns followed in kind.
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Comments Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by Team of Tweedy, Browne Company, 8/10/11
Uncertainty, in our opinion, is one of the most difficult factors for professional as well as individual,investors to deal with, and it is dominating the markets currently. Uncertain markets are characterized by increased volatility and correlation between asset classes, as well as increasingly shorter time frames for investment decisions. None of this, in our opinion, will improve the probabilities of earning a satisfactory return over a reasonable period of time. Rather, we think that in most instances, these will improve the odds of the opposite outcome.
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Tweedy Browne: Cautious in the Short Term, Optimistic in the Long Term
by Team of Tweedy, Browne Company, 2/8/10
Robert Huebscher recaps a recent webinar by investment firm Tweedy Browne. The company's four managing partners explained their focus on downside risk, expressed a preference for high-quality dividend-payer stocks and noted their emphasis on developed markets rather than emerging markets. The partners said they were optimistic about recovery in the long term, but cautious about the short term.
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