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Great investors and their investing schools

A practical map of successful investors by style: value, growth, technical trading, macro, quantitative investing, indexing, and credit. Use the filters to study each philosophy and the discipline behind it.

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Value investing1930-

Warren Buffett

Berkshire Hathaway

Built Berkshire Hathaway into one of the world's most watched compounding machines.

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Value investing1894-1976

Benjamin Graham

Graham-Newman Partnership

Known as the father of value investing and Warren Buffett's teacher.

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Value investing1924-2023

Charlie Munger

Berkshire Hathaway

Helped shift Berkshire's approach from cheap assets toward wonderful businesses.

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Growth investing1944-

Peter Lynch

Fidelity Magellan Fund

Managed Fidelity Magellan through one of the most famous mutual fund runs.

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Growth investing1907-2004

Philip Fisher

Fisher & Co.

Influenced generations of growth and quality investors.

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Growth investing1898-1983

Thomas Rowe Price Jr.

T. Rowe Price

Often called the father of growth investing.

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Technical / trading1933-2023

William J. O'Neil

Investor's Business Daily

Built a rules-based blend of fundamentals and chart action.

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Technical / trading1946-

Ed Seykota

Independent trader

A pioneer of computerized trend-following systems.

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Technical / trading1954-

Paul Tudor Jones

Tudor Investment Corporation

Known for disciplined trading and risk control across market cycles.

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Global macro1930-

George Soros

Quantum Fund

One of the most famous global macro investors.

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Global macro1953-

Stanley Druckenmiller

Duquesne Capital

Built a long record as a global macro investor and former Quantum Fund manager.

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Global macro1949-

Ray Dalio

Bridgewater Associates

Founded Bridgewater and popularized cycle-based macro frameworks.

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Quantitative1938-2024

Jim Simons

Renaissance Technologies

Built one of the most influential quantitative investment firms.

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Quantitative1932-

Edward O. Thorp

Princeton/Newport Partners

Applied mathematics and probability to gambling, arbitrage, and investing.

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Index funds1929-2019

John C. Bogle

Vanguard

Helped make index investing accessible to ordinary investors.

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Credit / distressed1946-

Howard Marks

Oaktree Capital Management

Known for credit investing discipline and widely read market memos.

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