For every value investor in this world, his or her investment philosophy has invariably been shaped by few giants in this field. Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham are the obvious names. Philip Fisher is probably the next name that appears in every value investor’s list.
Fisher is relatively less known to the general public and was rarely interviewed. Still, he is widely respected and admired in the value investing circles all over the world. Fisher is also known for his scuttlebutt approach, which simply means seeking information from competitors, customers, and suppliers, all of whom have a vested interest in the company. He wasn’t among those who made decisions just by reading annual reports.
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