WBBM Noon Business Hour in Chicago

By Joe Ponzio on September 10, 2008 | 10 comments

On August 20, 2008, I was interviewed on WBBM-AM's Noon Business Hour here in Chicago. If you have been through the site, you won't find too much new here. We discuss Graham Corporation, Nutrisystem, Apple, Starbucks, and the overall markets and investing.

You can listen to the 5 minute 13 second clip below.

Written by Joe Ponzio on September 10, 2008

Joe Ponzio is the managing partner of the Ponzio Investors Funds and owner of Ponzio Capital Inc, a registered investment advisory and deep value portfolio management firm. The author of F Wall Street (the book and the website), his articles have appeared in hundreds of financial media, including Financial Planning Magazine, CNBC.com, Yahoo! Finance, and Reuters. He has appeared numerous times nationally on both radio and television, and has presented at universities and seminars across the United States.

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Rene
Sep 11th, 2008
80 comments

They'll never ask you back. No hot tips? No predictions of where the DJ will be next week? No simple formulas on how to beat the market. You are out of here!

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Amit Dutt
Sep 11th, 2008
10 comments

Thanks for posting this, nice to hear you in your own words ;)

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Mark
Sep 11th, 2008
15 comments

Excellent, I enoyed that. Thank you Joe

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Mark
Sep 11th, 2008

Wow, I can't believe the questions they asked you. I guess I have really entered a new universe now that I am in the "value" camp. They don't even know what the word "value" means, it seems. Asking about P/Es? Value vs. Growth? I amazed that the Buffet/Graham approach is still such a secret, after such great results for so many people!

I guess, bottom line, good investing is more about a steady hand (and a steady heart) than anything else.

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miguel.s
Sep 12th, 2008

Hey, Joe, you sound like you are from the mid-west! And here I was thinking you were a reformed slick New Yorker. Shows me.

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Rene
Sep 13th, 2008
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Joe is from a small town in Sicily, where if anyone finds that you've overcharged them for anything, they cut off your...

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Joe Ponzio
Sep 13th, 2008

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That's funny...and partially true. I hate being overcharged. Actually, I am Chicago - born and raised. Roots are southern Italy, but not Sicily:)

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gabi
Sep 15th, 2008

Hey Joe,

All my workout positions have been hammered today, I was wondering if you are still buying, or if the banks situation is a real risk to some of these deals going through.

Gabi

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Rene
Sep 15th, 2008
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My roots are in the small town of Peralta, Spain, south of Pamplona, where they run the bulls and happily get gored on a yearly basis...

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Mariett Reichard
Nov 4th, 2008
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I really learn from your show. Thanks! I would appreciate it if you could tell me who your guest was yesterday ( Monday, Nov. 3).

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