The head of Brennan Asset Management said Irish banks, PTSB in particular, have an advantage over other European banks.

The BlackRock Global Allocation Fund manager discusses companies that generate high free cash flow, what indicators in the latest employment report mean for investors and determining where the economy is going.

The CIO of Wedgewood Partners approaches potential investments with the mindset of a business owner.

The Tweedy Browne managers say the firm is finding value in small and mid-cap stocks currently.

The founder and portfolio manager of JDP Capital invests in companies that not only survive, but thrive.

The president and CIO of Robotti & Company discusses the importance of building relationships and shares insight on board involvement.

The leader of Sidoxia Capital Management says his firm's investment model focuses on contrarian indicators to find those opportunities that might not be obvious to others.

The CIO of Rewey Asset Management explains his three-pillar investment approach, discusses market trends and shares what he has learned from his guru mentors.

Bill Smead of Smead Capital Management discusses the strength of the energy sector, the rise of millennial consumers and the impact they will have on homebuilders, financial companies and retailers.

Dave Sather of Sather Financial Group shares his thoughts on the current market environment, advice for individual investors and some of his favorite stocks.

John Dorfman is chairman of Dorfman Value Investments LLC in Boston, Massachusetts, an investment management firm he founded in 1999. The firm manages accounts for a few dozen individuals and families, a New York financial institution, a Virginia corporation and an Ireland family office.

Dorfman was a senior special writer at The Wall Street Journal in 1986-1997, executive editor of Consumer Reports in 1984-1986, and an associate editor at Forbes in 1982-1984. Currently, his stock market column appears in Forbes.com, GuruFocus.com, the Las Vegas Review Journal, the Omaha World Herald, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, and the Virginian Pilot.

Dorfman worked for Dreman Value Management in 1997 through March 2002, and considers David Dreman his mentor and a formative influence. He was a Senior Vice President at Dreman from September 1997 through 2000, and a Managing Director in 2001-2002.

Dorfman has written nine books, including Family Investment Guide (Atheneum, 1981) and The Stock Market Directory (Doubleday, 1982).

He was born on April 19, 1947 in Chicago. He lives in Newton, Mass., with his wife Katharine Davidge and their three children.

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