The March 4 issue of Super Investor Insight, which tracks the activity of an elite group of value-oriented hedge-fund managers, based on their holdings as filed in Forms 13F with the SEC, takes a look at Kinder Morgan, the pipeline group that’s become popular with super value investors as its stock has lost more than half its value over the past 12 months. In fact, during the fourth quarter of last year alone, four funds built new positions of $10 million or more in Kinder Morgan resulting in a 6,266% increase in shares held by hedge funds. Appaloosa, Berkshire Hathaway,…
Kinder Morgan: The New Superinvestor Favorite
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