John Neff
John Neff
John Neff, born on May 19, 1931, in Princeton, Illinois, was a renowned American business professional and investment expert. He gained fame as a seasoned mutual fund manager, particularly for his successful tenure at Windsor Fund, where his value-oriented investment strategy earned him widespread recognition. Neff was respected for his disciplined approach to investing and his deep understanding of market fundamentals, making him a highly influential figure in the world of finance.
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"John Neff has proven time and again over the past three decades that bucking the system can pay off big. During his illustrious career as a money manager, Neff flew in the face of conventional wisdom by consistently passing over the big growth stocks of the moment in favor of inexpensive, underperforming ones - and he usually won.
During his thirty-one years as portfolio manager for Vanguard's Windsor and Gemini Funds, he beat the market twenty-two times, through every imaginable stock market climate, while posting a fifty-seven-fold increase in an initial stake. When Windsor closed its doors to new investors in 1985, it was the largest mutual fund in the United States."--BOOK JACKET.
"Now retired from mutual fund management, Neff is ready to share the investment strategies that earned him international recognition as the "investor's investor.""--BOOK JACKET. "Packed with solid advice and guidance for anyone who aspires to using Neff's unique brand of value investing, John Neff on Investing offers invaluable lessons on using price-earnings ratios as a yardstick, zeroing in on undervalued stocks, interpreting earnings histories, and anticipating new market climates."--BOOK JACKET.