WHAT WE DO

We advise investors who play the long game through a low-turnover, differentiated value discipline seeking wonderful companies to build wealth.

All investors aspire to build wealth in the stock market. Our company understands how frustrating and illogical the stock market can be. We have been involved in stock markets for 40 years and had success despite these shortcomings.

Smead Value Fund

Mutual fund for US investors who would like to invest with Smead Capital Management.

Smead International Value Fund

Mutual fund for US investors who would like to invest with Smead Capital Management.

Smead US Value UCITS Fund

Mutual fund for non-US investors who would like to invest with Smead Capital Management.

OUR ADVICE

Our company advises with a discipline that has proven success over long periods of time.

Thank You Warren Buffett

[…] We love and admire Buffett and Munger. I’ve always said, “I’d rather know who is smart than to be smart!” We will miss his regular communication, but we believe 40 years of his generous education will serve us well for decades to come. […]

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Cutting Off Your Nose to Spite Your Face

[…] The Trump administration believes that it must act swiftly and take a wrecking ball to the way international trade has been organized. What they are attacking is David Ricardo’s economic theory that everyone benefits by making what each country makes better than the other countries. Under normal circumstances, the U.S. has been happy to let numerous other countries prosper under very generous trading rules. Post-COVID-19, the current presidential administration believes that the prior system is unsustainable because it has been massively subsidized by U.S. deficit spending. The interest expense and future principal payments look ominous. […]

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Tariffs: In An Ownership Society

Over the last 15 years, the United States economy and financial system have been built on the back of a stock market ownership society. The premise is that average to above-average income households will prosper in the stock market and that prosperity would benefit those who don’t own common stocks themselves. This was a similar premise to the one used by President Reagan to produce prosperity in the 1980s, which was called “trickle-down economics.” In theory, President Trump’s tariffs are intended to benefit average to below-average income American households by onshoring jobs and factories. Someone might call this “trickle-up economics.” […]

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WHO WE HELP

Our investors are individuals, advisors, family offices and institutions globally who invest with the firm through its mutual funds, separate accounts and other investment vehicles.

US INVESTORS

Individual Investors

Financial Advisors, Family Offices,
and Institutional Investors

NON-US INVESTORS

Individual Investors

Financial Advisors, Family Offices,
and Institutional Investors

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