I am proud to announce that Value Walk is partnering with the upcoming Value Investing Congress which will take place in New York City on October 12 and 13. The Value Investing Congress’ mission is to create an interactive experience, in which people can learn serious value investing skills.
All Value Walk readers will receive a Value Investing Congress Discount: $300 off regular price Offer ends 10/03!!! (discount code N10VW5). The price of the event increases as the event approaches. The event features some of the greatest value investors of our time.
You’ll (L)EARN with:
| • | David Einhorn, Greenlight Capital Management |
| • | Lee Ainslie, Maverick Capital |
| • | John Burbank, Passport Capital |
| • | Kyle Bass, Hayman Capital |
| • | Mohnish Pabrai, Pabrai Investment Funds |
| • | Amitabh Singhi, Surefin Investments |
| • | J. Carlo Cannell, Cannell Capital |
| • | Zeke Ashton, Centaur Capital Partners |
| • | Whitney Tilson and Glenn Tongue, T2 Partners |
| …with many more to come! |
The latest speaker to be announced is:
Bill Ackman is the Managing Member and Portfolio Manager of Pershing Square Capital Management, L.P., a concentrated research-intensive fundamental value investor in long and occasionally short investments in the public markets. Pershing Square has played an active role in creating value at companies including McDonald’s, Ceridian Corporation, Longs Drugs, Wendy’s International, and General Growth Properties.
Ackman is one of the most famous value investors, and is featured in the new best-seller Confidence Game: How a Hedge Fund Manager Called Wall Street’s Bluff
Discount code: N10VW5
Discount: $300 off if you register by October 3rd!!
Link: SPECIAL OFFER: SAVE $300 off the regular price of admission for Value Walk readers! After 10/03 the savings will drop significantly. This is really the last time that readers will have a chance to benefit from a significant discount.
Save $300. Offer ends 10/03 use discount code N10VW5 . But hurry only 23 seats remain. So make sure to register today.
