John Heins on teaching value investing and publishing a famous value investing newsletter for twenty years

Nicholas Lieb on Cintas (CTAS)

Bastion Fiduciary portfolio manager John Rotonti and Morningstar analyst Nicholas Lieb discuss Cinta’s corporate history, business model, competitive position in the uniform rental and related markets, its competitive advantages, management team, growth opportunities and acquisition engine, pricing power, recurring revenue, margins and returns on invested capital, risks, and more.

Will Kerwin on Teradyne (TER)

Bastion Fiduciary portfolio manager John Rotonti and Morningstar senior analyst Will Kerwin discuss Teradyne's corporate history, business model, competitive position in the semiconductor test and robitcs markets, its competitive advantages, management team, growth opportunities, pricing power, margins and returns on invested capital, risks, and more.

Krzysztof Smalec on Linde (LIN)

Bastion Fiduciary portfolio manager John Rotonti and Morningstar analyst Krzysztof Smalec discuss Linde’s corporate history, business model, competitive position in the global industrial gas market, its competitive advantages, management team, backlog (2/3 of which is renewable/decarbonization projects), growth opportunities, long-term take-or-pay contracts, pricing power, margins and returns on invested capital, risks, and more.

John Heins on teaching value investing and publishing a famous value investing newsletter for twenty years

John Heins, Director of the C.T. and Kelley Fitzpatrick Center for Value Investing at the University of Alabama and owner and publisher of Value Investor Insight, discusses teaching value investing, designing a value investing curriculum, hosting an annual value investing conference, and publishing a highly-recognized investing newsletter for the last 20 years.

Brett Castelli on GE Vernova (GEV)

Bastion Fiduciary portfolio manager John Rotonti and Morningstar senior analyst Brett Castelli discuss GE Vernova’s corporate history, business model, competitive position in the power and electrification end markets, its competitive advantages, management team, growth opportunities, pricing power, margins and returns on capital, risks, and more.