Jul 25 2006

GuruFocus.com – What The Investment Gurus Hold


Ever want to see what other investment ‘gurus’ are doing with the money they have under their administration. I came across a cool site called GuruFocus that does just that.

For example, go in and take a look at Warren Buffet. You will see that on March 31, 2006 he bought some ConocoPhillips, what he bought it for, and how many shares he holds. Although I would never use this site to make my investment decisions, I certainly would use it to generate ideas of stocks that I could evaluate for further research.

The crappy thing about sites like this is they are perpetually out of date, so making decisions based on what you see is silly – you will in no way mimic any returns of these investors due to the time lapse. It is interesting nonetheless.



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    Carnival of Investing #33

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