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The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network · 2026-01-09 · 66 min · 10,881 words

TIP782: The Search for Mispriced Stocks w/ Clay Finck

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You're listening to TIP. Over the past decade, the investment world has fundamentally changed by the rising trend of passive investing. And as more and more capital pours into passive strategies, potentially a smaller and smaller subset of the market is actively engaged in valuing individual businesses and allocating capital based on fundamentals. This trend, of course, has benefited many investors, but it can be argued that it's created a growing number of distortions underneath the surface.

In today's episode, I'll be covering a book that digs into this subject. It's called Hidden Investment Treasures, How to Find Great Stock Investments as the Investment World Goes Passive by Daniel Gladys. Gladys is the founder and director of the Vitolva Fund, a long-term fundamentally driven investment firm based in Europe. He's been an active stock investor since the early 90s and started the fund in 2004. The book makes the case that today's market environment, dominated by indexing, ETFs, and momentum driven capital flows,

may actually be one of the most favorable backdrops for disciplined and patient value investors. Gladys argues that as fewer investors focus on the underlying fundamentals, the gap between price and value has widened in many overlooked corners of the market. Throughout the book, he shares a series of case studies of investments He has personally made in the fund, ranging from companies that our audience is well familiar with like Berkshire Hathaway and Markel, to less obvious opportunities in Japan and banking. In this episode, I'll walk through the core ideas of the book, discuss several of the most interesting case studies, and share the takeaways I found to be most impactful in reading it.

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