By Vaughan Scully, S&P Capital IQ in The Outlook
Legendary
investor John Templeton died in 2008, leaving behind a set of investing
maxims that are still followed by the managers of Templeton funds. As
an investor, Templeton was a contrarian by nature.
He moved his office from New York to Nassau, the Bahamas in part to get away from the “groupthink” that prevailed on Wall Street and claimed his performance improved because of it.
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Legendary
investor John Templeton died in 2008, leaving behind a set of investing
maxims that are still followed by the managers of Templeton funds. As
an investor, Templeton was a contrarian by nature.He moved his office from New York to Nassau, the Bahamas in part to get away from the “groupthink” that prevailed on Wall Street and claimed his performance improved because of it.
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