Jonathan Heller

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Jonathan Heller, CFA, is president of KEJ Financial Advisors, his fee-only financial planning company. Jon spent 17 years at Bloomberg Financial Markets in various roles, from 1989 until 2005. He ran Bloomberg's Equity Fundamental Research Department from 1994 until 1998, when he assumed responsibility for Bloomberg's Equity Data Research Department. In 2001, he joined Bloomberg's Publishing group as senior markets editor and writer for Bloomberg Personal Finance Magazine, and an associate editor and contributor for Bloomberg Markets Magazine. In 2005, he joined SEI Investments as director of investment communications within SEI's Investment Management Unit.

Jon is also the founder of the Cheap Stocks Web site, a site dedicated to deep-value investing. He has an undergraduate degree from Grove City College and an MBA from Rider University, where he has also served on the adjunct faculty; he is also a CFA charter holder.

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What Would Value Guru Benjamin Graham Buy?

By Jonathan Heller

Based on his criteria, value investing pioneer Benjamin Graham might have considered buying these stocks.

08:38AM 05/23/12

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Facebook: 'Like' the Web Site, Hate Its IPO

By Jonathan Heller

Like LinkedIn, Groupon and Pandora, Facebook has an interesting service but offers questionable value to investors.

08:37AM 05/16/12

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In Search of the Next Berkshire Hathaway

By Jonathan Heller

There will never be another Warren Buffett, but one investor sets out to find the next best thing.

08:07AM 05/10/12

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Dividend Growth Reveals the Path to Profits

By Jonathan Heller

Income-seeking investors should look for companies that raise their dividends. Here are some top names to consider.

06:00AM 05/02/12

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Large-Cap Stocks With Room to Grow Dividends

By Jonathan Heller

Large-cap stocks in the energy, defense, insurance and retail sectors look poised for dividend growth.

05:02PM 10/07/11

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Fishing for Retail Stocks in a Double Dip (RealMoney.com $)

By Jonathan Heller

Outdoor sporting is a lifestyle that will not be curtailed by a double-dip recession.

01:00PM 08/17/11

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Golden Value (RealMoney.com $)

By Jonathan Heller

Midas could have big upside based on its sizable real estate holdings.

04:30PM 08/15/11

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Putting This Volatility Into Perspective (RealMoney.com $)

By Jonathan Heller

This week is wild, but 2008 was a more volatile year, by far.

12:00PM 08/12/11

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Monitor the Smallest of the Small (RealMoney.com $)

By Jonathan Heller

These names will get hammered during future selloffs, so be prepared to take advantage of these opportunities.

02:00PM 08/10/11

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Looking for What's Cheap and Cheaper (RealMoney.com $)

By Jonathan Heller

In recent weeks, some decent-sized additions have joined net/net land.

04:00PM 08/08/11

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