Of the infinite number of possible stock-picking strategies, one that we particularly like can be summed up in three words: The pros know. In other words, ask the experts what stocks they’re buying and you’re likely to come up with some pretty good ideas. Now we’ve rounded up a new group of stoocks managers using the same simple criteria we used to pick last year’s bunch: They all have produced superior records, over both the short term and the long term. When these folks discuss their best investing ideas, it’s worth listening in. Tilson and Tongue look for safety, low price and rapidly growing value when they shop for stocks. If this reminds you of a certain investor in Omaha, it’s for good reason. The value of Berkshire’s operating companies in particular, such as Geico, Gen Re and Shaw Industries, is compounding at a mony pace. And Tilson and Tongue reckon that the shares are still cheap. Spun off from Walter Industries late last year, Muell...