spier
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of spier
Example Sentences
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The letter was from Guy Spier, 60, investment manager of the Aquamarine Fund, and the first section did little to pique my interest.
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“With 28 years of managing Aquamarine behind me,” Spier writes, “I expected to follow my hero Warren Buffett and keep going for another three decades—long enough to build a 60-year record and fully harness the power of compounding…but as the Yiddish proverb says, ‘Man plans and God laughs.’
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Spier, who lives in Zurich, was skiing with his family and on the ride home suffered an epileptic fit.
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Born in South Africa and raised in Israel, Iran, and England, Guy Spier External link received a degree in economics at Oxford and an M.B.A. from Harvard.
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Spier wrote The Education of a Value Investor, hosts a value investors conference in Switzerland External link, and has a YouTube channel External link.
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