Warren Buffett is an investment genius. But these UK fund managers have beaten him
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Billionaire US investor Warren Buffett is famed both for his fortune and his folksy words of wisdom. Nobody disputes the abilities of the grand old man of investing, but that doesn’t make him invincible.
If he was, we should all buy shares in his Berkshire Hathaway investment vehicle, and let him get on with it. Yet we don’t. There will always be pretenders to Warren Buffett’s crown, and a surprising number reside on these shores.
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James Anderson and Nick Train leave Warren Buffett in the dust over the last 20 years
Oracle of Omaha has returned 508% in pounds and pence compared with Scottish Mortgage’s 1,928% gains
James Anderson, Nick Train and Michael Lindsell and Alexander Darwall are among the UK fund managers who have beaten Warren Buffett in the last 20 years, according to analysis by AJ Bell.
Buffett, one of the world’s most revered investors, has returned 2,810,526% in dollar terms to Berkshire Hathaway investors since 1965, outstripping S&P 500 returns of 23,454%.
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