Boyar Asset Management focuses on investing in the equity
securities of intrinsically undervalued companies.
Mark Boyar began publishing independent equity research on intrinsically undervalued companies in 1975. This led to the establishment of Boyar Asset Management, a Registered Investment Advisor, in 1983. True to Mark’s vision, Boyar Asset Management specializes in investing in the equity securities of intrinsically undervalued companies.
We define intrinsic value as the amount that would be paid to stockholders if a business were liquidated or sold.
Boyar Asset Management evaluates a corporation in the same manner as a private equity buyer would. Our analysis of financial statements is driven by economic reality, not generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). We believe that if we purchase assets at significant discounts to their intrinsic or private market value, over a reasonable period of time the stock market will either reflect the true higher value of those assets or our clients may profit when the assets are acquired by a third party.
Individual Investors
Boyar Asset Management specializes in working with high-net worth individuals.
There are two ways individual investors can utilize Boyar Asset Management:
Institutional Investors
Boyar Asset Management has significant experience working with institutional investors.
To learn more about our various institutional offerings, please click here.
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Boyar’s thoughts on the Recent Stock Market Volatility
Below is a letter that we sent Boyar Asset Management clients on 5/6/22. After the stock market (as measured by the S&P 500) dropped by 3.55% yesterday, bringing the decline to nearly 13% in 2022 (and almost 17% for small-capitalization stocks), we wanted to reach out to you.
Has Dotdash Meredith Found Hidden Value In Underappreciated Brands?
In 2021, an unlikely suitor bought Meredith’s magazines: digital publisher Dotdash, which owns sites including The Balance, The Spruce and Investopedia, and is itself owned by Barry Diller’s IAC. Dotdash has developed an effective playbook for building digital lifestyle brands, and Meredith’s brand reach could give the company a turbo-boost that makes the $2.7 billion purchase price look downright cheap.
Neil Vogel, CEO of Dotdash Meredith on how they became the largest publisher in the United States and why they can now compete with both Google/Facebook plus much more…
The Interview Discusses: How Dotdash in a relatively short period of time became the largest publisher in the United States. IAC’s recent acquisition of Meredith and why he believes they now have the scale to effectively compete against Facebook and Google Lessons learned from working with media mogul Barry Diller...
Investing Amid Uncertainty and The Importance of Staying the Course
By invading Ukraine, Russia has created a humanitarian crisis. At a time when heart-wrenching news footage reminds us daily that innocent people are losing their lives, discussing the market implications of such devastation can feel unseemly...