William Eckhardt – The Mathematician
Today’s post is a profile of Guru investor William Eckhardt, who appears in Jack Schwager’s book new Market Wizards. His chapter is called The Mathematician.
Category: Gurus
Richard Dennis – A Legend Retires
Today’s post is a profile of Guru investor Richard Dennis, who appears in Jack Schwager’s book Market Wizards. His chapter is called A Legend Retires.
Steve Watson – Dialling for Dollars
Today’s post is a profile of Guru investor Steve Watson, who appears in Jack Schwager’s book Stock Market Wizards. His chapter is called Dialling for Dollars.
The Simple Path to Wealth
Today we look at a new investment book – The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins.
Bill – Just the Facts – Investor Profile
Today we’re going to look at "Bill" from Guy Thomas’s book Free Capital – Bill is the first of what Guy calls the "Surveyors".
Larry Benedict – Beyond Three Strikes
We look at Larry Benedict from Market Wizards as part of our ‘Guru’ series – successful investor profiles with takeaways for the UK private investor.
Past Performance: Hope over Experience – Mark Finn
We look at Mark Finn from Just One Thing as part of our ‘Guru’ series – successful investor profiles with takeaways for the UK private investor.
Randy McKay – Veteran Trader – Investor Profile
We look at randy McKay from New Market Wizards as part of our ‘Guru’ series – successful investor profiles with takeaways for the UK private investor.
Company Culture – Excess Returns 6
Today’s post is another in our series on the lessons to be learned from guru investors. It’s about Company Culture and the Management Team.
Fundamental Analysis – Excess Returns 5
Today’s post is number sixteen in our series on the lessons to be learned from guru investors. It’s about Fundamental Analysis.
Warren Buffett’s Annual Letters – 2015
As part of our series on Warren Buffett‘s Annual Letters, we look at the letter for 2015, which was released over the weekend.
Stocks to Short and to Avoid – Excess Returns 4
Last week we looked at where investors can find bargain stocks. Today we look at the opposite – which are the stocks to avoid and the stocks to short.
