The Greats
The investors worth studying
Life and times profiles of twelve investors: how each one made money, what went wrong, and what the record shows.
Warren Buffett
1930 – · Berkshire Hathaway
Business ownership, intrinsic value and capital allocation
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Charlie Munger
1924 – 2023 · Berkshire Hathaway
Business quality and paying a fair price
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Peter Lynch
Fidelity Magellan
Company research and growth at a reasonable price
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John Templeton
Templeton Growth
Global bargains and contrarian investing
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Walter Schloss
Walter J. Schloss Associates
Asset values, balance sheets and purchase discipline
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John Neff
Vanguard Windsor
Low price-to-earnings investing
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Bill Ruane
Sequoia Fund
Intensive research and concentrated ownership
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Seth Klarman
Baupost Group
Margin of safety and holding cash
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Joel Greenblatt
Gotham Capital
Special situations and the magic formula
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Anthony Bolton
Fidelity Special Situations
Contrarian company research
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Jean-Marie Eveillard
First Eagle Funds
Global value and capital preservation
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Bill Miller
Legg Mason Value Trust
Cash-flow valuation across growth and value
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