A case study from 100 Baggers: the husband who secretly copied his wife's adviser, never sold, and ended up with $800,000 of Xerox.
Robert Kirby's client inherited her late husband's portfolio: he had copied every buy with about $5,000 and ignored every sell; some stocks shrank to $2,000, a few reached $100,000, and one, Haloid, became $800,000 of Xerox, more than her whole managed account.
On the book: 100 Baggers by Christopher Mayer
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Laissez Faire Books · Jan 1, 2015
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