"Focus on value because most investors focus on outlooks and trends."
This is one of many sage pieces of advice from my all-time fund management hero, Sir John Templeton, who passed away ten years ago this month. He was a brilliant man who established the Templeton Growth fund in the US in 1954, which today is $13bn in size and has produced an average return of nearly 12% per annum since launch. A contrarian, long-term investor at heart, Sir John employed fundamental research rather than rely on technical or momentum based analysis. Martin Gilbert: Financial services industry must be part of the country's long-term care solution He was also a true...
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