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Best Stocks to Buy in 2021 According to Billionaire Prem Watsa
In this article we will take a look at some of the best stocks to buy now based on Prem Watsa’s Q1 portfolio. You can skip our detailed analysis of Watsa’s history, investment philosophy, and hedge fund performance, and go directly to
Prem Watsa is an Indian-Canadian billionaire businessman and the founder, chairman, and CEO of Fairfax Financial Holdings. Commonly called “Canadian Warren Buffett,” Watsa has been acquiring insurance companies and structuring them like his successful idol Warren Buffett. Watsa has a large following and offers great insights into becoming a successful investor. Fairfax has stakes in companies like BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB) and General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) and owns property and casualty insurance and reinsurance interests worldwide.
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When it comes to picking stocks, most investors go gaga over earnings and pay little attention to a company’s financial strength.
I say that a strong financial position is far more important than whether a company “beat consensus” by 10 cents a share in the latest quarter or failed to beat it.
As evidence, I’d offer the history of my low-debt recommendations in this column. I’ve written 18 columns recommending stocks with low debt. The average 12-month gain on these recommendations has been 29.9%.