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Can Ariel Funds Turn the Tide? After two losing years, two funds hope to reverse their fortunes. The Ariel Fund, and the Ariel Appreciation Fund, may be waking up from their performance slumber.   |
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Experience and Flexibility John Rogers, Jr., is relatively young to be a "grizzled veteran" fund manager, but his 25 years of experience is paying off for the Ariel Fund. |
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John Rogers on the Advisor Diversity Challenge In a talk to the assembled NAPFA advisors, Rogers stresses the importance of diversity, not just in terms of race or orientation, but diversity of thought. |
BusinessWeek
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Lauren Young |
John Rogers: Preaching the Gospel of Saving The founder of Chicago asset manager Ariel Investments has spent the past decade encouraging black investors to save more. |
BusinessWeek
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Sotheby's: Worth A Bid If Sotheby's has put most of its legal woes behind it, is fixing its balance sheet, and has operations in trim, how should it be valued? |
The Motley Fool
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What the Good Guys Are Buying See which companies are favored by socially responsible investors. Winslow Green Growth Fund... Ariel Appreciation Fund... Neuberger Berman Socially Responsive Fund... etc. |
The Motley Fool
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Here's What Ariel's Great Investors Are Buying John Rogers founded Ariel Capital Management in 1983. The firm invests in value-priced small and medium-sized companies. Here's where the firm is winning and losing currently and making new bets. |
The Motley Fool
June 1, 2011 |
Here's What Ariel Capital Management Bought and Sold Last Quarter If you'd invested in Ariel's 20 top holdings as they were disclosed publicly each quarter, you would have earned a total return of 412.6% between January 2000 and now, versus just 18.7% for the S&P 500. What are they doing now? |
The Motley Fool
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Here's What Ariel Capital Bought and Sold Last Quarter Ariel Capital purchases companies whose prospects include high barriers to entry, sustainable competitive advantages, and predictable fundamentals that allow for double digit cash earnings growth. Let's see what they've done recently. |
