A Look Back at Our Most-Read Articles of 2021

Reviewing what subjects caught GuruFocus users' interest

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Jan 06, 2022
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  • Readers are invited to revisit these popular articles and interviews.
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Reflecting on the past year in the markets, which were characterized by continued uncertainty related to the ongoing pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, inflation concerns and supply chain shortages, we took a look at some of our most popular articles to see what interested GuruFocus readers the most.

Topping the list was an overview of The Home Depot Inc.’s (HD, Financial) performance and its prospects going forward. Other topics that garnered attention included Charlie Munger (Trades, Portfolio) and Mohnish Pabrai (Trades, Portfolio)’s positions in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA, Financial), assessments of companies like Roku Inc. (ROKU, Financial) and T-Mobile US Inc. (TMUS, Financial) as well as discussions of investment lessons from legends like Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, Financial) (BRK.B, Financial) CEO Warren Buffett (Trades, Portfolio).

Revisit these popular pieces below:

  1. Home Depot Is About to Run Out of Steam by Steve Gray Booyens
  2. Charlie Munger Plunges Deeper Into Alibaba by Sydnee Gatewood
  3. Charlie Munger: Be Patient and Don’t Gamble by Robert Stephens
  4. Mohnish Pabrai Slashes Munger’s Alibaba in 3rd Quarter by James Li
  5. Roku Has Run Its Course for Now by Steve Gray Booyens
  6. 5 High Dividend Yield Stocks Bought by Gurus as of June by James Li
  7. Warren Buffett: Don’t Cut the Flowers to Water the Weeds by Robert Stephens
  8. T-Mobile: A 5G Monopoly in the Making? by Joshi Namit
  9. 5 Dividend Aristocrat Bargains Near 52-Week Lows by James Li
  10. Warren Buffett: People Don’t Learn From History by Robert Stephens

We also had a number of well-known investors appear on Value Investing Live. Guests who attracted large audiences included:

  1. Lauren Templeton
  2. Matthew McLennan
  3. Tom Russo
  4. Jonathan Boyar
  5. Arnold Van Den Berg
  6. Gary Mishuris
  7. Win Murray
  8. Shree Viswanathan
  9. Ben Claremon
  10. Patrick Brennan

As we head into 2022, we hope to bring our members even more thought-provoking content. Thanks for reading!

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