John Crawford IV - The Case for Value and Dividend Investing: Building Wealth, Income and Resilience
It pairs a manager's case for value and dividend investing with a discussion of client behavior and risk, two areas advisors weigh when explaining style discipline to clients. The segment on keeping to first principles in hard markets speaks to how a manager describes process consistency.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskDaniel Crosby interviews John Crawford IV of Crawford Investment Counsel about an old-school value and dividend focused approach to building wealth and income. The conversation covers why the firm thinks the investment community has overcomplicated things, how an income element in a portfolio may help clients stay the course, and how the firm thinks about risk reduction both behaviorally and fundamentally. It also asks where in a company's lifecycle the firm looks for potential alpha, how it keeps to first principles in difficult periods, and closes with questions on raising grounded children and a single piece of financial advice for a 30-year-old investor.
- The host asks what the investment community has made more complicated than necessary, in Crawford's view.
- The episode examines how a value and dividend focused firm generates interest in a style the host describes as well supported but seemingly forgotten today.
- Crawford is asked whether clients with an income element in their portfolio are more settled and better able to stay the course.
- The discussion covers where in a company's lifecycle the firm looks and why it sees that as a potential source of alpha.
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