Bill Miller

Stock guru and mutual fund king Bob Miller has left Legg Mason Inc (NYSE: LM). This comes on the heels of his acquiring a 100 percent stake in LMM LLC. He was already holding 50 percent stake. Miller's 3 1/2 decades could be described as success to failure and return to success. He rose to...

Shares of Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) were trading higher by more than 2 percent ahead of Wednesday's opening bell. ClearBridge's Bill Miller was a guest on CNBC's Squawk On the Street and apparently said he "loves Twitter at $16." Investors and traders found Miller's...

American Realty Capital Properties Inc (NASDAQ: ARCP) on Monday hosted a conference call to discuss the delayed release of its Q4 and FY 2014 results. Additionally, ARCP posted a 24 slide presentation of financial highlights and a review of where the business currently stands. By the end of...

Tim Seymour, Bill Miller, Stephanie Link and Bob Doll all spoke at the Engage conference in Detroit. Follow @Benzinga on Twitter to get more live updates from the conference today.  Yesterday in Detroit, four of the savviest investors on Wall Street laid out some solid pieces of wisdom for...

This past Saturday, October 5, was the two-year anniversary of the death of Steve Jobs, Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) cofounder. "Steve was an amazing human being and left the world a better place. I think of him often and find enormous strength in memories of his friendship, vision and...

Bill Miller, chief investment officer at Legg Mason (NYSE: LM), expects U.S. healthcare stocks to perform well over the coming few months. Miller believes that with uncertainty over legislation for reforming the sector now over, healthcare stocks should see a strong performance. On Sunday, a long...

Legg Mason Value Trust Manager, Bill Miller said in a CNBC interview yesterday that the 10 largest S&P 500 companies are undervalued. These stocks are trading at an average multiple of twelve times earnings and Miller believes that they should be trading at a 14 to 18 earnings multiple. "I...

For 15 straight years, Bill Miller could do no wrong. During that time period, Miller's Legg Mason Capital Management Value Trust beat the S&P 500 index every single year, a feat which brought Miller considerable notoriety. Starting in 2005, however, Miller's golden touch began to lose its...

The famous fund manager of Legg Mason (NYSE: LM), Bill Miller, is close to regaining his top position as the best manager, after losing his 15-year record in 2006. Miller is betting on the return of the US economy to its old strength. The data posted by Morningstar Inc (NASDAQ: MORN) in Chicago...