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Gold is a bargainFeatures The price of gold has fallen by 11.2% since 22 January to just under $1,200 an ounce – that’s more than 35% below its peak of $1,900 in 2011. Now may prove a good time to top up your holdings.
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Atul Gawande: the writer shaking up US medicineProfiles Atul Gawande doesn’t have the sort of CV you’d expect for someone running a healthcare joint venture between Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan. That’s exactly why he was chosen. Jane Lewis reports.
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Economic moatGlossary Warren Buffett first coined the phrase ‘economic moat’ as a way of summing up how robust a firm is in the long term.
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The world’s greatest investors: Francisco García ParamésTutorials Spanish value investor Francisco García Paramés has enjoyed annualised returns of 16% over 25 years.
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The world’s greatest investors: Cheah Cheng HyeFeatures Cheah Cheng Hye – dubbed “Goldfinger” and the “Asian Warren Buffett” – is the co-founder and chairman of Hong Kong-based Value Partners Group.
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The world’s greatest investors: Philip CarretFeatures Philip Carret was a value investor, buying stocks in obscure companies that he felt were undervalued, aiming to at least double his investment.
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The “intelligent fanatics” who inspire greatnessCover Story What is it that makes great business leaders stand out from the crowd? Two American small-cap investors think they have found the answer, reports Richard Beddard.
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Why we can’t copy Warren BuffettFeatures Try as we might, there are just some trades that Warren Buffett makes that we will never be able to copy, says John Stepek.
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Benefit from the Buffetts next doorFeatures The fintech revolution has made it easy to copy how others like you are investing. But it's not always a good idea, says David C Stevenson.
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