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19. Nov. 2023 · John Neff war ein US-amerikanischer Investmentfondsmanager, der durch seinen wertorientierten Anlagestil den Windsor Fund zum ertragstärksten und größten Investmentfonds aufbaute, der während der Zeit als er ihn managte existierte. Unter Neffs Management erzielt der Investmentfonds eine Rendite von 13,7 Prozent im Jahr.
John Neff befasst sich vor allem mit den eher unbeliebten Aktien. Eher unbeliebte Aktien sind häufig günstiger und Investoren haben eine niedrigere Erwartungshaltung. Hierdurch wirken sich schlechte Unternehmensnachrichten weniger stark auf den Aktienpreis aus (ausgenommen sind selbstverständlich Meldungen über einen bevorstehenden Bankrott!).
12. Mai 2024 · John Neff graduated from the University of Toledo in 1955. He worked at the National City Bank of Cleveland before joining the Case Western University and getting a business degree in 1958. He passed away on June 4, 2019. John Neff’s Investing Tips 1. Be Disciplined. John Neff once said self-discipline and a curious mind is important for success.
After graduating summa cum laude from The University of Toledo in 1955, John Neff forged a successful career in finance and investing. Under Neff, Vanguard's...
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16. Juli 2019 · He wrote John Neff on Investing, was a member and former Trustee of the Chartered Financial Analysts Federation, and a member and past President of Financial Analysts of Philadelphia. Mr. Neff joined Penn’s Board of Trustees in 1980, when he became chair of the Investment Board. At this time, when Penn’s endowment performance ranked among ...
26. Jan. 2018 · John Neff (September 19, 1931, Wauseon, Ohio, US) is known for his contrarian and value investing styles and for managing Vanguard's Windsor Fund between 1964 and 1995. It became the highest returning and largest mutual fund in existence during Neff's management returning 13.7% annually versus 10.6% for the S&P 500.
22. Okt. 1999 · John Neff is a life-long contrarian, proving time-and-again over the past three decades that bucking the system can pay off big. During his illustrious career as a money manager, Neff flew in the face of conventional wisdom by consistently passing over the big growth stocks of the moment, in favor of inexpensive, under performing ones-and he usually won.
