Best jockey to invest with

[shalab]

Best jockey to invest with - if a person is missed, can you please add their name?

[saltybit]

John Malone

[StubbleJumper]

Best jockey to invest with - if a person is missed, can you please add their name?

 

 

Well, I'd say that Jack Bogle's name should be on the list as the most reliable and predictable jockey...

[Mephistopheles]

Eddie Lampert

[Guest longinvestor]

Best investment jockey is the one who gets his investees to think past his own life; mostly through lifelong education of steady performance and simply written annual letters ;)

[rb]

Ummm.... Buffett? Really surprised he's not on the list.

[Guest longinvestor]

Ummm.... Buffett? Really surprised he's not on the list.

Too old ;)

[John Hjorth]

Ummm.... Buffett? Really surprised he's not on the list.

Too old ;)

 

He is somehow out of date, one foot in the grave, the other in "old economy" [read "on the top of a banana shell"]. [j/k]

[shalab]

Not fair to anyone to have folks like Buffett, Malone etc. on the list. I am looking for the next set

 

Ummm.... Buffett? Really surprised he's not on the list.

Too old ;)

 

He is somehow out of date, one foot in the grave, the other in "old economy" [read "on the top of a banana shell"]. [j/k]

[Gamecock-YT]

Between Gary Stevens and Calvin Borel for me.

[Ballinvarosig Investors]

Vadim Perelman

[scorpioncapital]

When i stopped looking for the next jockey and invested with Warren, my returns really improved. And this was less than 10 years ago...Great jockeys don't have an expiry date , short of death or retirement.

 

 

[Uccmal]

Bruce Flatt

[abyli]

Yongping Duan

[Picasso]

Whitney Tilson.

[no_free_lunch]

Elon Musk, if given the opportunity to invest with him at sane valuations.

[nkp007]

Eddie Lampert / Sardar Biglari.

[LC]

I voted Sanjeev. Bezos would be my other choice but I have never interacted with him. Honesty and integrity are characteristics at the top of the list of what i would be looking for...I just don't have the ability to pick the next maniac-level uber-investor like Buffett.

[rkbabang]

I voted Sanjeev. Bezos would be my other choice but I have never interacted with him. Honesty and integrity are characteristics at the top of the list of what i would be looking for...I just don't have the ability to pick the next maniac-level uber-investor like Buffett.

 

I didn't know Buffett invested in Uber.  :)

 

I'm currently invested with 3 on the list (Parsad, Watsa, Bezos), as well as with Buffett.  I'm not going to venture a guess as to which will work out the best for me over the long term, hopefully all of them.

 

 

[Dustin T]

Surprised Thomas Gayner of MKL isn't on this list. He's 55 and has impressive results as MKL chief capital allocator.

[Picasso]

Whitney Tilson.

 

So much for that idea

[CorpRaider]

Whitney Tilson.

 

So much for that idea

 

;D

[Jurgis]

I'd say Picasso, but we have to wait for him to take over a public company.

 

 

 

 

You can already buy his paintings though.

 

8)

[DooDiligence]

@ScottMONEYHall

 

(Brilliant, insightful, diligent & non conventional)

[CorpRaider]

I don't think we can count Gayner really.  The Markels own a lot more stock and he's just co-ceo with the insurance guy.