
despite being underweight in that group, that we think can create alpha for our shareholders. Stipp : Will Nasgovitz of Heartland Value Funds, thanks so much for joining us today and for your insights. Nasgovitz : Thank you. Stipp : For Morningstar, I
CEO and Co-Portfolio Manager of the Heartland Value Fund ( HRTVX ; HNTVX), launched in 1984. In the following ..... driven mutual funds, which include the Heartland Value Fund (Investor: HRTVX ), Heartland Value Plus Fund (Investor: HRVIX), Heartland
net worth clients and the Heartland family of value-driven mutual funds, which include the Heartland Value Fund (Investor: HRTVX ), Heartland Value Plus Fund (Investor: HRVIX) and Heartland Select Value Fund (Investor: HRSVX). Learn more
Management also prefers dividend-paying stocks, and looks for a catalyst that would spur investor interest. Are catalysts Heartland Value Plus' key to success? This small-cap, dividend-focused fund has been on an extended tear. Over the past 10 years
companies' management teams. The fund closed to new investors in November 2003 but reopened Dec. 28, 2004. Are catalysts Heartland Value 's key to success? This fund has been on an extended tear. Over the past 10 years through June 17 the fund is up a respectable
Sandel left Heartland to start his own money - management firm and comanager Eric Miller stepped down to focus on Heartland Value HRTVX . Fondrie started as an analyst at Heartland in 1994 and has been director of equity research since 2001 . Denison
Morningstar. I'm here with Bill Nasgovitz of the Heartland Funds. They've been around for about 30 years as a firm, and the Heartland Value Fund, which Bill runs, has been around for a quarter century just this year, I believe. How are you doing Bill? Bill
Sandel left Heartland to start his own money-management firm and comanager Eric Miller stepped down to focus on Heartland Value HRTVX . Fondrie started as an analyst at Heartland in 1994 and has been director of equity research since 2001. Denison
ratios. Management also prefers dividend-paying stocks, and looks for a catalyst that would spur investor interest. Heartland Value Plus is one to watch. It isn't easy for the management team at this focused fund to follow up its strong performance
evaluate companies' management teams. The fund closed to new investors in November 2003 but reopened Dec. 28, 2004. Heartland Value remains solid. This is one of the oldest and best micro-cap funds. Manager Bill Nasgovitz has been in charge since the