investment philosophy Archives

Michael Steinhardt built hedge fund legend status by seeking variant perceptions—and never investing on “maybe.”

Louis Bacon turned crises into profits, proving discipline, nimbleness, and risk control define true macro trading mastery.

Ray Dalio built Bridgewater by turning painful mistakes into principles—and pioneered radical transparency and risk parity.

George Soros, master of reflexivity, toppled currencies and built wealth by betting boldly—and knowing when he was wrong.

Chuck Akre built wealth by seeking businesses that compound steadily, guided by his timeless three-legged stool philosophy.

T. Rowe Price, the father of growth investing, proved that paying up for future growth could redefine Wall Street’s game.

Why CFA candidates should read Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits—a masterclass in qualitative thinking and long-term investment insight.

Philip Fisher, pioneer of scuttlebutt research, proved true investing edge lies in knowing businesses inside and out.

Joel Greenblatt, the “Professor,” taught Wall Street how a simple Magic Formula could beat the market—and he proved it.

Irving Kahn: Value investor, Graham’s protégé, and Wall Street’s centenarian who proved patience outlasts trends.

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