姓名：（?。┛喜?布魯克

職務：First Eagle美國價值型基金公司聯席經理

????First Eagle公司的經理們監管著600億美元資金，他們祈盼周一出現的市場崩盤，但也樂于抓住機會。標準普爾500指數（S&P 500）下跌6.6%之后，他們在清單上列出了自己最中意的公司，估算其股價，然后買進被低估的股價，差價越大，買入越多。

????作為多家價值型基金的聯席經理，布魯克在過去的幾周當中購買了多家建材產品生產商和建筑集團的股票。

????“市場在過去的一個月當中下跌了17%”，布魯克說，“但是一家公司的實際價值幾乎不肯能在短短一個月內出現高達20%的波動——這種情況很少見?！辈剪斂藢⒚绹袌鲎罱霈F的陰霾與日本今年早些時候出現的崩盤進行了對比。兩者來的都特別快，其背后的元兇可能是恐慌而不是基本面上的問題。

Name: Kimball Brooker Jr.

Title: Co-manager, First Eagle U.S. Value Fund

????The managers at First Eagle who oversee $60 billion didn't wish for Monday's market crash. But that's not to say they didn't welcome it. They pulled out their list of favorite companies, and what they think their stocks are worth, and bought more of the ones that looked really cheap after the S&P 500 dropped 6.6%.

????In the past couple weeks, Brooker, who co-manages several value-based funds, bought the stocks of building products companies and construction aggregate firms.

????"The market was down 17% over a month," Brooker says, "yet the value of a business is very unlikely to change by 20% in a month--it's not something that typically happens." Brooker compared the U.S. market's recent swoon to the Japanese market collapse earlier this year. Both were sharp and likely driven by fear, not fundamentals.