Fund managers can learn a great deal from physicists. Indeed legendary investor Warren Buffett realised early in his career that by applying Sir Isaac Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion (“For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”), he could become one of the world’s richest men. You see Wall Street’s wild mood swings often flip-flop between irrational exuberance and manic depression - meaning that by adopting a contrarian view to the herd, canny investors can reap handsome rewards.
25 Feb 2016
79% upside vs our 120p/share price target
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79% upside vs our 120p/share price target
Mpac Group PLC (MPAC:LON) | 455 -4.6 (-0.2%) | Mkt Cap: 93.2m
- Published:
25 Feb 2016 -
Author:
Paul Hill -
Pages:
7
Fund managers can learn a great deal from physicists. Indeed legendary investor Warren Buffett realised early in his career that by applying Sir Isaac Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion (“For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”), he could become one of the world’s richest men. You see Wall Street’s wild mood swings often flip-flop between irrational exuberance and manic depression - meaning that by adopting a contrarian view to the herd, canny investors can reap handsome rewards.