In part five of this ever growing eight-part series, Judith Mackenzie and Rosemary Banyard share the highs and lows of a fund managers investments as they each break down the investments that performed better than expected and the investments that didn’t work out as they expected resulting in total loss of capital.
In part four of this now seven-part series, Judith Mackenzie and Rosemary Banyard share what is like investing through recessions and discuss the importance of investor psychology, including how you can cultivate the mindset of a long term investor. This was another great insight into how two seasoned fund managers think and how they view investing for the long term.
Ed Croft is the co-founder and CEO of Stockopedia whose goal is to help private investors beat the market. Ed shares in great detail the metrics that drive long-term compounding in companies, including how you can find those companies today.
In part three of this six-part series, Judith Mackenzie and Rosemary Banyard share how they analyse companies for long term investing. Starting right at the beginning sharing how they go from a universe of thousands of companies to a few hundred and then to a small watch list. This was another great insight into how two seasoned fund managers think and how they view investing for the long term.
In part two of this six-part series, Judith Mackenzie and Rosemary Banyard share their investing style and their investment philosophies. They discuss the importance of finding an investing strategy that suits your personality and the resources to help you discover yours. For example, Rosemary shares how her everyday habits fit her investing style as a quality investor. They discuss value investing vs growth investing and share their thoughts on investing at IPO, how dividends fit into their investment philosophy and investing in the UK vs the global market.
Join Judith and Rosemary as they peel back the veil and share their guiding principles and experiences from careers spanning multiple decades in the finance industry as investment fund managers. In this first part of a six-part series, Judith, and Rosemary share how they got started in finance and some of their experiences as women in finance.This was a real insight into two seasoned fund managers and what it was like for them in their early careers during the late 80s and early 90s.
Graham Neary is a full-time private investor, and an investment analyst for Stockopedia writing the Small Cap Value Report along with Paul Scott. Graham is also the founder of the Investors Institute where he helps private investors navigate the markets and upgrade their investing IQ. Graham began his career on the sell-side as a fixed-income analyst, before moving into the buy-side as an equity portfolio manager.
John Rosier is a former city fund manager turned esteemed financial writer who runs the model portfolio. The JIC Portfolio which John started in 2012 has returned 303% vs, the FTSE all share of 125% over the same period. During this episode, John shares his investment approach and the value of keeping a detailed investment diary. John discusses the importance of dividends, which have grown from £2,000 a year to a projected £29,000. Finally, John shares what he would say to those who are just getting started.
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