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Lee Freeman-Shor is a researcher, writer, mentor and public speaker. His fund management career saw him ranked as one of the world’s top fund managers in the Citywire 1000 Report in 2012. He has been AAA rated by Citywire, Gold rated by S&P Capital IQ fund research and Bronze rated by MorningstarOBSR. Lee managed assets exceeding $2 billion across 5 Equity Funds (Global and European) and 5 ... Read more on Lee Freeman-Shor
ValueWalk
Excerpt from: Lee Freeman-Shor. The Art of Execution: How the world's best investors get it wrong and still make millions (published by Harriman House)
The Art Of Execution - The Hunters: Pursuing ...
IG Trading / New.Markets TV
Being a successful investor is all about discipline and being as unemotional as possible, according to fund manager Lee Freeman-Shor, speaking to news.markets in this Business Book Club video.
The ...
Jeremy Prescott
The author manages multi-asset funds at Old Mutual Global Investors, and his book describes the different investing behaviours of professional fund managers in high conviction, ?best ideas? funds ...
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ValueWalk
The Art Of Execution - The Hunters: Hunting For The Compounding Effect by Lee Freeman-Shor
Apart from discovering that E=MC2, Einstein was also famous for saying:
?Compound interest is the most ...
The Telegraph
You don?t have to get all or even most of your initial investments right to make money as an investor
When you look at your portfolio, what do you see? Is your eye drawn to the glaring red of that ...
Fidelity Investments Book of the Month
REVIEW BY OWEN JONES, FIDELITY PERSONAL INVESTING, 20 OCTOBER 2015
Lee Freeman-Shor is a fund-of-funds manager at Old Mutual Global Investors, one of the many fund partners available on our fund ...
The Telegraph
It sounds impossible, but clever professionals can make a fortune even if less than half of their bets come off. It's all down to smart tactics - and private investors can use them too.
For ...
The Telegraph
The small investor has as good a chance of reaping profits from shares as any professional fund manager ? if not better
"It?s a waste of time trying to pick your own shares ? City fund managers have ...
Investing by the Books
I?m a terrible snob when it comes to investment literature. Books written for private investors rarely interest me. This is different. This might be the most important book on investments that a ...
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Valueprax
Professor Failure
What can we learn from failure? Aside from the fact that there?s an entire industry of business literature fetishizing the idea that it has much to teach us (as a kind of ...
World Finance
VIDEO: Lee Freeman-Shor spoke to World Finance about why success in investment is less about spotting great ideas, and more about deploying good strategies.
In a seven-year personal experiment, ...
World Finance
VIDEO: Investors often think the more time and money they plug into a business idea, the better the outcome. But a step too far and a failed enterprise is a costly thing. Could a bit of pessimism ...
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The AAII Journal
The investment ideas of the some of the greatest investors on the planet today are wrong most of the time, and yet they still make a lot of money.
How can this be? How can the world?s best investors ...
Master Investor
Fund management is a funny industry. Numerous studies over time have shown that professional investors in charge of actively managed funds consistently fail to beat their benchmark. In other words, ...
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Financial Adviser
Reading a small paperback with a black cover entitled The Art of Execution on various train journeys over the Christmas and New Year period caused some interesting seat-shuffling reactions from ...
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Microcap Club
The Art of Holding
IAN CASSEL
Stocks rarely perform in the time frames we predict, and it’s why the market only works for investors that have a long-term portfolio focus. Performance is never ...
The Telegraph
There is a wonderful short book called The Art of Execution, written by a fund manager called Lee Freeman-Shor and published four years ago by Harriman House. If you are even remotely interested in ...
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