Eddie Lampert's Favorite Holdings

Insider Monkey submits: Edward S. Lampert is chairman of Sears Holdings Corporation (SHLD) and founder, chairman and CEO of ESL Investments. He has an undergrad degree from Yale. Lampert is also an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst, like Farallon’s Thomas Steyer. He started Connecticut-based ESL Investments in 1988 with $28 million.

Insider Monkey submits: Edward S. Lampert is chairman of Sears Holdings Corporation (SHLD) and founder, chairman and CEO of ESL Investments. He's a couple of years shy of 50 and has an undergrad degree from Yale. Lampert is also an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst, like Farallon’s Thomas Steyer. He started Connecticut-based ESL Investments in 1988 with $28 million.

Insider Monkey submits: Fundamental Analysis of Eddie Lampert’s New Stock Picks

By Dividendinvestr:Eddie Lampert is the founder and chairman of the hedge fund ESL Investments. Eddie Lampert's investing strategy is similar to that used by Warren Buffett. He has concentrated bets and he holds his top positions for several years. At the end of 2004, Lampert became the first financial manager who exceed an income of $1 billion in a single year.

By Insider Monkey: Eddie Lampert’s ESL Investments has $9.1 billion in its portfolio, spread across a mere 12 stock positions. His strategy is to target businesses that are mature with strong cash flows. Lampert isn’t as concerned with the ability of the management team the way a value investor like Warren Buffett is. He doesn’t mind taking an activist role within a company.

By Mike Young:Bruce Berkowitz is one of the most successful and closely followed mutual fund managers on Wall Street. Lately, he has shifted the majority of the Fairholme Fund’s assets into financials, specifically bank and insurance stocks. However, given his concentrated investment style and outstanding track record, I think one would do well to keep an eye on some of his other top holdings.

By Insider Monkey: By Eric Winter

By Insider Monkey: Edward Lampert founded ESL Investments in 1988 with $28 million as assets. Prior to launching his own hedge fund, he worked as an analyst at Goldman Sachs. In 2010, he was among the highest paid hedge fund managers. Eddie Lampert ranked 10th as he increased his wealth by $0.6 billion during 2010.