QAV Value Investing Buy List 2025-08-11

Happy Stockmarket. Here is our U.S. market buy list for this week based on our value investing system. As always, please check our work, DYOR, consult a financial advisor before making any investing decisions. This list is available only to QAV Club members.  US LIST:...

QAV America – Portfolio Update

I had to sell our holding in ENIC today because it became a Rule 1 sell (ie dropped 20% below the price we bought it at). I replaced it with GTN, Gray Media. Gray Media, Inc., formerly Gray Television, Inc., is a multimedia company. The Company owns local television...

QAV AMERICA 004 – Buffett’s Last Dance

In episode 4 of QAV America, Cameron and Tony dive into Warren Buffett’s retirement announcement, celebrating his monumental impact on value investing. They discuss his legacy, Berkshire Hathaway’s performance under his leadership, and his thoughts on the future of the U.S. and global markets. The episode includes personal reflections on Buffett’s influence, anecdotes from his annual meetings, and commentary on Berkshire’s strategic moves, like the recent reduction of its stake in Apple. Additionally, Tony provides a detailed analysis of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC, stock code CM), evaluating its recent performance and potential investment opportunities amidst global trade uncertainties.

QAVUS 003 – Beware Greeks Bearing Ships

In this episode of QAV US Edition, Cameron and Tony dissect the chaos and opportunities in the US markets. They kick off by comparing the irrational optimism in the markets to political theater, dig into key differences between US and Australian financial regulations, and discuss how these differences impact value investing with their checklist model. Cameron shares the drama of a near-instant buy-and-sell on SK Telecom ($SKM) after a data breach, and delivers a “pulled pork” deep dive on Danaos Corporation ($DAC), a Greek-based container ship owner navigating choppy geopolitical waters and tariffs. The guys debate the impact of Trump’s trade war, share buybacks, and whether free cash flow even matters in value investing.