- Fairfax Financial Holdings has disappointed shareholders for more than twenty years now, failing to consistently produce adequate gains in book value.
- The company's valuation, however, has fallen along with investor sentiment. Today's cheapness was put on display recently following a capital raise by an Indian insurer controlled by the company.
- Five clear reasons exist for investors today to believe that past disappointment may remain in the past.
- At a large discount to historical valuations, Fairfax is worthy of being placed back on the radar of many investors.
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Digit Capital Raise Highlights Fairfax Financial's Attractive Valuation