In the midst of thein 1997, when Kupperman was still in high school, he found himself befuddled by the amount of money being lost by what he perceived as renowned and educated deep-thinkers.
"That's where it's all grown from," he said. "I've been doing this for the better part of 20 years now."Before we dive into the three bullet points that dictate Kupperman's investing decisions, it's important to note that an emphasis on value lies at the heart of his strategy.
What's more, Kupperman gains an advantage by employing a longer-term time horizon. He's not interested in what next quarter's earnings look like, he wants to know what earnings will grow to in three to five years. "A company I'm long right now is a company called St. Joe; I think it's the cheapest stock in the galaxy right now," he said.
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