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Bought Templeton Growth Fund in 1979 basically on the recommendation of the Merrill Lynch Broker who first and foremost saw the 8.5% fee to justify my small investment. Sold in 1997 at the right time for the wrong reason. Amazingly, it averaged 15.5% appreciation per year. I do not think this is possible today and the Templeton funds/etfs are not the same .
Luckily or unluckily, suitability rules nowadays also mean regulators would come down hard on advisors (at least those at the big firms) who get dollar signs in their eyes and therefore they'd need to really really prove a high sales charge fund is in your best interest. Versus what can be achieved with lower cost alternatives. PS Great to hear about those returns!
It’s surprising to hear very smart people be so dogmatic. There’s room for deep value and quality investing in everyone’s portfolio. Fortinet is a perfect example of quality that’s at a huge bargain right now. Dollar General on the other hand is a deep value play that very few like right now. Best investors keep their minds open. I’m sure Templetons do as well but interesting to see the pockets of bias.
Great interview but has he read the news recently? We’re still combating inflation but to say we’re still tightening is a wild statement. Edit: his comments about China make clear that this was recorded a while ago. They’ve again proven how unreliable they are. Say one thing do another. I own Luckin but won’t touch anything else for now.
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Great Historian
Very much appreciated
Thanks Raj Singh
There are a lot of things to learn from Mr.Templeton
Agree! 💡
Another great interview!! This channel is a gold mine of information.
Wow, thank you so much!
Bought Templeton Growth Fund in 1979 basically on the recommendation of the Merrill Lynch Broker who first and foremost saw the 8.5% fee to justify my small investment. Sold in 1997 at the right time for the wrong reason. Amazingly, it averaged 15.5% appreciation per year. I do not think this is possible today and the Templeton funds/etfs are not the same .
Luckily or unluckily, suitability rules nowadays also mean regulators would come down hard on advisors (at least those at the big firms) who get dollar signs in their eyes and therefore they'd need to really really prove a high sales charge fund is in your best interest. Versus what can be achieved with lower cost alternatives. PS Great to hear about those returns!
Impressive about sir jhon Templeton
Thank you for tuning in! 🙌
Templeton funds left Turkey right when sir John would have been buying!
they might came back
throughout the interview scott was standing ?..we know lauren is a serious weight trainer
It’s surprising to hear very smart people be so dogmatic. There’s room for deep value and quality investing in everyone’s portfolio. Fortinet is a perfect example of quality that’s at a huge bargain right now. Dollar General on the other hand is a deep value play that very few like right now.
Best investors keep their minds open. I’m sure Templetons do as well but interesting to see the pockets of bias.
Great interview but has he read the news recently? We’re still combating inflation but to say we’re still tightening is a wild statement.
Edit: his comments about China make clear that this was recorded a while ago. They’ve again proven how unreliable they are. Say one thing do another.
I own Luckin but won’t touch anything else for now.