Another famed value investor closing his fund. David Winters.

UP YOURS, FUCKWAD! My results are a matter of public record if you care to check. (That is if you can pull yourself away from playing video games in your mom's basement long enough.)

You're such an ASS... no wonder so many say they have you "on ignore".

I haven't put you on ignore yet, as I find your posts to be comically stupid. Please, keep the laughs rolling!

Des is a small child with a huge ego. He thinks he is the best in the world. Nobody can make more money then he does. He needs that status as he lives from fees, that's why he is on all social media (prospecting). He protects his business model.
If he makes so much money, why does his wife have to work? Mine never worked after the age of 28 as I made enough money.

It is clear that he has mental and psychological problems. Did you see his picture from decades ago? People who do that have problems as described. I have him on ignore already a long time. Don't miss him.
 
David Winters fund was only about $100m recently according to the barrons article. So, I doubt he is worth $3 billion. It is hard for a fund manager to earn that much to be worth $3b if his fund size is hundreds of millions even if he charges ridiculous fees. Not to mention his performance was embarrassingly bad compared to cheaper benchmark stock index.
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IBD[Investors Business Daily/Weekly ]has published many, many charts, including, but not limited to value stock trends compared to growth stock trends.Could still be a few very skilled value fund managers; but amazing how growth stock trends tend to do better mostly .:cool::cool:,:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
 
I know of this first hand.

When I was trying to make my name in the mutual fund timing business, nobody believed in me until my results were published... not just once, but multiple times over THREE years... in IBD and Barrons!

Hi Scataphagos,

Wow, didn't know I have been interacting with a professional money manager all this while. May I ask are you still managing other people's money or have you decided to manage your own to be rid of regulators looking over your shoulders?

Do you mind revealing a link on IBD or Barrons that showed your past performance? What is your investment/trading style?
 
Hi Scataphagos,

Wow, didn't know I have been interacting with a professional money manager all this while. May I ask are you still managing other people's money or have you decided to manage your own to be rid of regulators looking over your shoulders?

Do you mind revealing a link on IBD or Barrons that showed your past performance? What is your investment/trading style?

1. Never had a link, but I kept a copy of the Barrons results from the paper.

2. The mutual fund timing business went kaput in 2001. It worked so well, that too many got involved and caused the fund managers to cut us off.

3. I don't manage OPM now, just family money.

4. My "style"? Price TA. KISS.
 
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