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September 28, 2022
Opportunities For Long-Term Patient Investors Who Can Withstand The Current Volatility
September 7, 2022
Mark & Jon Boyar in Welling on Wall Street On the Upside of the Downside: Opportunity, Cheap
August 12, 2022
Investors need to beware of false bargains, says Jonathan Boyar in a new CNBC interview
January 4th, 2022
Jonathan Boyar on CNBC Sharing a Few Stocks from Boyar’s Forgotten Forty 2022 Edition
December 7th, 2021
Jonathan Boyar was on CNBC discussing his thoughts on the stock market and some of his top stock picks.
November 1st, 2021
"Is There a Dolan discount in MSG Sports and MSG Entertainment? The answer is absolutely." Jonathan Boyar - President of Boyar Research
May 28, 2021
These Cool, High-Quality Stocks Are Just Right For This Overheated, Overvalued Market
February, 9 2021
From Discovery To Coke: Companies Taking The Long-Term View To Create Shareholder Value
Boyar Asset Management focuses on investing in the equity
securities of intrinsically undervalued companies.
Mark Boyar began publishing independent equity research on intrinsically undervalued companies in 1975. This led to the establishment of Boyar Asset Management, a Registered Investment Advisor, in 1983. True to Mark’s vision, Boyar Asset Management specializes in investing in the equity securities of intrinsically undervalued companies.
We define intrinsic value as the amount that would be paid to stockholders if a business were liquidated or sold.
Boyar Asset Management evaluates a corporation in the same manner as a private equity buyer would. Our analysis of financial statements is driven by economic reality, not generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). We believe that if we purchase assets at significant discounts to their intrinsic or private market value, over a reasonable period of time the stock market will either reflect the true higher value of those assets or our clients may profit when the assets are acquired by a third party.
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Boyar’s Thoughts on What to Expect for the 2nd Half of 2023
Jonathan Boyar joined Yahoo Finance Live to discuss what to expect as we move into the second half of the year after a resilient market throughout the first half of 2023. Among the topics discussed: What is driving the current stock market volatility Why small cap stocks are attractive How consumer trends are influencing the stock market The merits of investing in publicly traded sports franchises
Patrick Doyle, Executive Chairman of RBI on: increasing Domino’s share price by 23x; his vision for Tim Hortons and Burger King; and his thoughts on 3G Capital.
The Interview Discusses: His remarkable turnaround of Domino’s Pizza where he increased the share price by 23x. The opportunity he saw at Restaurant Brands that convinced him to invest $30 million personally in the company’s shares (and pledge to hold it for 5 years). The dynamics of working for a company controlled by private equity firm 3G.
The Boyar Value Group’s 1st Quarter Letter 2023
The Boyar Value Group just released our latest quarterly letter to clients. Please find an excerpt of the letter below: Investors, however, are by no means out of the woods. Could stocks go lower...
William Cohan, Best selling author discusses his latest book Power Failure: The Rise and Fall of an American Icon
The Interview Discusses: The rise and fall of GE. What could have been done to save General Electric. Who is to blame for GE’s demise. His in-depth interviews with both Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt....
