November 22, 2006

What They're Buying

In a market that tends to favor the new, new thing, SuperInvestors have been buying iconic companies that have fallen from grace.

	Table:		In The Money

	Table:		Biggest New Bets

What They're Selling

Discarding losers appears to have been the top motivation behind the most common SuperInvestor sales in the latest quarter.

	Table:		Pulling The Weeds

	Table:		Turning Capital

What They Own

While top investors own many of the same stocks, their biggest individual positions are likely to be more solitary bets.

	Table:		Consensus Building

	Table:		Differentiating Factors

Stock Spotlight

When the best money managers are buying shares in an investment management firm, it's probably a good idea to pay attention.

Companies in this Issue

A – E

Accredited Home Lenders, Advance Auto Parts, Altria Group, American Express, American Tower, Ameriprise Financial, BKF Capital, Baidu.com, Bed Bath & Beyond, Borders Group, Brookfield Asset Management, Canadian Natural Resources, Caremark Rx, Charles Schwab, Check Point Software, Cimarex Energy, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, Copart, Corning, D.R. Horton, Dade Behring, Dell

F – J

Fannie Mae, First Data, Freescale Semiconductor, Harrah's Entertainment, Hilton Hotels, Home Depot, Janus Capital

K – O

Kohl's, Las Vegas Sands, Legg Mason, MasterCard, Mattel, McDonald's, Mentor Corp., Microsoft, NTL, National Oilwell Varco, News Corp., Nike, Oracle

P – T

Pioneer Natural Resources, Reliant Energy, Reuters Group, Schlumberger, Sears Holdings, Southwestern Energy, Sprint Nextel, Symantec, Time Warner, Tyco

U – Z

Valero Energy, Viacom, Wal-Mart, Walter Industries, Warner Chilcott, WellPoint, Wendy's, Williams Companies