Ian Bezek

InvestorPlace Contributor

Ian Bezek earned his economics degree from Colorado State University in 2010. He then worked as an analyst for Kerrisdale Capital, a New York City-based activist hedge fund, from 2011-13. Since then, Ian has focused on finding under-the-radar investment opportunities, particularly overseas. To that end, he taught himself Spanish and has lived in Mexico and Argentina among other countries. He currently resides in Colombia with his family.

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Recent Articles

NVR Stock Is a Lot More Affordable Than It Used to Be

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 15, 2020

Brokerages including Robinhood and Charles Schwab are rolling out fractional share trading. That makes this $2,800/share stock more exciting.

It’s Way Too Early To Buy Delta Stock

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 15, 2020

Initial optimism over the end of stay-at-home orders is fading. It will be a long time until air travel gets back to normal; DAL stock has further to fall.

There’s Little Reason to Hold Onto iBio Stock as it Chases Latest Virus

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 15, 2020

Traders have bought up a bunch of different biotech stocks as potential coronavirus cures. iBio is one that you should get rid of while it's still up.

There’s No Reason at All to Own Beaten-Down Chesapeake Energy Stock

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 14, 2020

The signs are apparent, Chesapeake is likely to file bankruptcy soon. As such, don't buy CHK stock now, not even for a trade.

Marathon Oil Stock Has Much Farther to Fall

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 13, 2020

Marathon's stock price has nearly doubled since March. But nothing in the fundamentals justifies the rebound in MRO stock, making it a sell.

Royal Caribbean Needs to Offer Affordable Luxury to Get Customers Back

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 13, 2020

Traditionally, Royal Caribbean has been more of a luxury cruise brand. Now is the time to lean into that positioning as it aims to get customers back.

BP Stock: Is Its Huge Dividend a Blessing or a Curse?

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor May 13, 2020

BP's recent quarterly results were alright. But the company isn't earning enough to cover its dividend, leading investors to question if the 10% yield is safe.