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Robert Wilson: the world’s greatest investors
Features Robert Wilson's investment strategy was risky, says Matthew Partridge. But it paid off in the long run.
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Charles Himmelberg: Global growth to pick up
Features Goldman Sachs' chief credit strategist, Charles Himmelberg, is optimistic on global growth next year.
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Eugene Kleiner: the world’s greatest investors
Features Eugene Kleiner invested in technology companies, mainly in what would become known as Silicon Valley.
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Baron Nils Taube: the world’s greatest investors
Features Taube was a value investor who believed in searching through markets in a large number of countries to find undiscovered gems.
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Bill Miller: the world’s greatest investors
Features Bill Miller's approach was a blend of “growth at a reasonable price” and value strategies, says Matthew Partridge.
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Charles Plowden: where to find long-term growth
Interviews Merryn Somerset Webb talks to professional investor Charles Plowden about investing for long-term growth, and where to find companies that will give above average returns.
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Victor Niederhoffer: the world’s greatest investors
Features Victor Niederhoffer set out to disprove the efficient market hypothesis, prevalent among economists at the time.
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Bruce Kovner: The world’s greatest investors
Features Bruce Kovner achieved success by using a mixture of fundamental and technical investment analysis.
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David Ricardo: the world’s greatest investors
Features David Ricardo’s status was made during the Battle of Waterloo, spreading false rumours to manipulate the market.
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