By Dan Ferris in Extreme Value:

In a recent Barrons interview, well-known hedge-fund manager Doug Kass made the following comment, which looks like he's been reading Extreme Value...

Value resides in large-cap quality stocks, not in high-beta stocks, small-caps or lower-quality names. On the long side, our largest exposure is in large multinational companies that have dominant market positions, that generate substantial amounts of free cash flow and that can finance their growth themselves. Examples include Procter & Gamble...

Longtime readers know I've said the same thing repeatedly over the last couple years. I've emphasized large-cap quality stocks with dominant market positions: the World Dominators. Once again, I remind you it does me almost no personal good to cover these stocks.

They cannot be used to sell newsletters.

But my job isn't primarily to sell newsletters. It's to give the best advice I can give. So I recommend World Dominators and pray I'll still have a job in two years.

Crux Note: Dan Ferris is the editor of Extreme Value, and he spends a lot of time and energy researching, recommending, and following his World Dominators for one reason and one reason only: they're some of the world's greatest investments.

He says they'll vastly outperform 99% of the small-cap garbage you read about.

To get access to the highly profitable Extreme Value list of World Dominators - which Dan updates every week in a separate update  - click here.

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