» Matthew McLennan on Bloomberg TV, Inside Track

"First and foremost, when you invest, you have got to invest one security at a time looking for a margin of safety." — Matthew McLennan, CFA

» The Wall Street Journal, Weighing Risk vs. Reward

The Sharpe ratio helps determine whether a fund's volatility is worth it. Among large-blend funds, First Eagle U.S. Value Fund has the highest Sharpe ratio for the 10 years through March 31, 2012.

» Matthew McLennan on Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

"If you want to produce an attractive real return over time, you need to invest security by security in enterprise, by and large, where you can find a margin of safety." - Matt McLennan, CFA

» Matt Lamphier on CNBC, Fast Money

"At First Eagle, we're value [oriented], so we care about the balance sheets and management [teams]." - Matt Lamphier, CFA

» Abhay Deshpande on CNBC, Squawk Box

"The commonality of many of the companies we're finding these days are sound balance sheets, sound business models, and sound management teams. And of course, underlying all are prices." - Abhay Deshpande, CFA

» Morningstar, First Eagle Is Who We Thought They Were

» Fox Business, Countdown to the Closing Bell

"Our approach at First Eagle is one in which we really need to understand the businesses that we're investing in, and importantly, we need to make sure that we're buying businesses at an appropriate discount to their intrinsic value." - Kimball Brooker, Jr.

» Financial Advisor Magazine, Fault-Line Investing

"Overall, this is a productive time for humanity, but there are a number of fault lines of concern" - Matt McLennan

» DowJones Newswire, First Eagle's Measured Approach Pays Off

"The fund is managed on a battleship basis, moving very slowly and carefully." -Matt Lamphier

» The Wall Street Transcript

"Our belief is that if you own businesses that are very well positioned and that you adhere to the disciples of investing with an appropriate margin of safety, you can create a portfolio that is reasonably insulated from the vicissitudes of the global economy." - Kimball Brooker

» The Wall Street Transcript, Investing in Gold

"We tend to like those senior producers with long-lived assets that operate in geographies all over the world. Those tend to be the kind of companies we favor, so we have larger allocations in those companies. Then we make smaller allocations to companies in the earlier stage." -Rachel Benepe