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Jim Slater trained as a Chartered Accountant but first became well-known for writing an investment column in The Sunday Telegraph under the nom-de-plume 'Capitalist' before starting Slater Walker in 1964. After his high-profile days in the City, Jim produced his autobiography and wrote many children's books and investment books including the best-selling The Zulu Principle. He devised Company ... Read more on Jim Slater
Stockopedia
?Investment is the art of the specific and selection is far more important than timing.?
Of the stalwarts of stock market investing, Jim Slater?s enduring appeal to UK private investors perhaps ...
The Motley Fool
"Jim Slater is one of the UK?s best known and successful investors. Find out more about his stock market strategy when he talks to David Kuo and Maynard Paton in this week?s Money talk podcast."
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Thetimes.co.uk
The Zulu Principle is number five in The Times' Ten books for the aspiring investor4th December 2010
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Investorschronicle.co.uk
Jim Slater: what I would buy nowInvestors Chronicle12th March 2009
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Fool.co.uk
Money Talk Podcast: What Jim Slater Is Buying Now- Jim Slater talks to David Kuo and Maynard Paton in Motley Fool's Money talk podcast20th February 2009
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The Times
Written by the late Jim Slater, the well-known investor of the 1960s and 1970s, and recently updated, it shares some of the secrets of his success.
Justin Urquhart Stewart of Seven Investment ...
Interactive Investor
Growth at a reasonable price (GARP) investing was made famous by a fund manager called Peter Lynch. He produced stunning returns while running the Magellan fund for Fidelity Investments (he later ...
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