John Rotonti

"Buying great businesses at average prices is as much value investing as buying average businesses at great prices. The idea that every business trading at a low P/E, P/B, P/anything ratio is a 'value stock' is just plain stupid."

Are there buying opportunities now?

Richard Bernstein joined us to chat about his investing framework and his current views on the macro environment.

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Here at The Motley Fool, we like to learn from the best -- and share that knowledge with investors like you.

Was Pat Gelsinger dishonest?

Motley Fool analyst John Rotonti recently seized the opportunity to interview David Rolfe.

Which company has the more accurate vision of the future?

Here at The Motley Fool, we like to learn from the best -- and share that knowledge with investors like you.

Does it make sense to make yearly predictions?

The future of energy companies, being macro aware and self funding companies.

Motley Fool analyst John Rotonti recently had the opportunity to discuss stock picking and more with Bill Nygren.

Motley Fool analyst John Rotonti recently had the opportunity to discuss stock picking and the broader market environment with Quoc Tran.

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This group of dividend-paying dynamos have held their own for nearly two decades.

What matters for long-term investing success.

Don't overthink it.

A new edition of a seminal investing guide sparks a written conversation with the authors about their thoughts on alternative approaches to determining if a stock is worthy.

Earnings reports and long-term opportunities.

How do the second-quarter reports from these two home improvement retail giants affect their long-term investment potential?