Whether is a century-old pizzeria in Italy, the Federal Reserve, or your investment manager, trust is imperative to building a successful future. Read this quarter's shareholder letter to see how trust permeates these three areas and more.
Whether is a century-old pizzeria in Italy, the Federal Reserve, or your investment manager, trust is imperative to building a successful future. Read this quarter's shareholder letter to see how trust permeates these three areas and more.
Market turbulence can be similar to heavy surf and rip currents at the beach. What starts as a beautiful summer day can turn treacherous in the blink of an eye. Enjoy this quarter's shareholder letter and see how the Poplar Forest team acts as your market "lifeguards" in turbulent times.
Like gardening, successful investing takes patience, diligent attention to detail, and abundant resources, all things that our team possesses as part of Tocqueville Asset Management. Our investment results for 2025 show the impact of our efforts.
While Warren Buffett may be retiring, much of his wisdom continues to influence the investment philosophy and decision making of the Poplar Forest team. Read this quarter's letter to see which investment concepts are impacting portfolio companies in this current market environment.
In July 2025, J. Dale Harvey, lead Portfolio Manager for Poplar Forest Partners Fund and Cornerstone Fund, sat down with Wall Street Transcript.
While Warren Buffett may be retiring, much of his wisdom continues to influence the investment philosophy and decision making of the Poplar Forest team. Read this quarter's letter to see which investment concepts are impacting portfolio companies in this current market environment.
The macroeconomic environment has been surprisingly resilient in the face of restrictive monetary policy sending market indexes to near euphoric levels. What risks lie beneath the surface of current market levels?
The macroeconomic environment has been surprisingly resilient in the face of restrictive monetary policy sending market indexes to near euphoric levels. What risks lie beneath the surface of current market levels?
The macroeconomic environment has been surprisingly resilient in the face of restrictive monetary policy sending market indexes to near euphoric levels. What risks lie beneath the surface of current market levels?