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Welcome to the show folks. I am David Hanson. Our show for today is an interview

that Matt Kopanefer did with Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner.

One of the places I want to start because I've always thought of myself largely as a

value investor and I've always thought of myself largely as a value investor.

And I've heard you say time and time again that one of the things you look for and the stocks

you invest in is that the financial media at some point has said that they're overvalued.

And when I first heard you say that,

I thought you were crazy.

But then over the years, listening to you say

over and over again, I think I've gotten it down to,

it's not that you're telling people to buy stocks or buy companies that are

priced at more than they're worth. You're just saying that these companies are

worth way more than anybody realizes that they're actually worth. Have I

gotten that right yet?

I think that's a pretty good way of thinking about it. Yes, one of the things I specifically

look for are stocks that look too expensive to buy. They're trading, maybe they don't have

enough earnings yet or maybe there's such

a premium brand or there's so much excitement about them that they have a crazy high PE ratio.

This is not specifically how I screen or look at things.

I don't even screen stocks at all, Matt, but I always have been a fan of stocks that look

overvalued.

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