If you want to learn to become a better golfer, you can watch professionals compete, but the same can’t be said for investing. Billionaire investors spend most of their time learning about the companies and industries they invest in, which doesn’t make for great television.
Everyday investors might not get to watch billionaire money managers perform their craft for a live audience, but they can come close. Every three months, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requires nearly anyone who manages more than $100 million in assets to disclose their trading activity.
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In the third quarter, we saw a handful of billionaire money managers buy up millions of shares of two ultra-high-yield dividend stocks.
The billionaires who manage the funds that bought these stocks will be the first to warn you that they make hundreds of trades every quarter, and they can’t all be zingers. Here’s a closer look at these businesses to see if following in the footsteps of…
2023-12-30 05:23:00
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