Vediamo brevemente alcune delle persone che nel corso della storia hanno seguito questo approccio all'investimento. Ma soprattutto quali risultati costanti nel tempo hanno ottenuto e perché dunque si deve tenere in considerazione quanto da loro fatto:

Francisco 416.png — Francisco Garcia Paramès – Bestinver Asset Management

The fund Bestinver Internacional from 1997 until 2011 returned 8,85% annualized, whilst its benchmark (the MSCI World Index) –0,15% annualized.
The fund Bestinfond from 1993 until 2011 returned 15,76% annualized while its benchmark (Madrid Stock Exchange General Index) 8,10% annualized.

Teng Ngiek 416.png — Teng Ngiek Lian – Target Asset Management

The fund Target Value Fund, from 1996 to November 2010 returned a 17,59% annualized while its benchmark index (MSCI ACFE - All Country Far East ex-Japan) returned a 4,29% annualized.

Mark Mobius 416.png — Mark Mobius – Templeton Emerging Markets Group

From 1989, the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust generated 14,72% annualized while its benchmark index (MSCI Emerging Markets Index) returned 10,65% annualized.

Anthony 416.png — Anthony Nutt – Jupiter Asset Management

The Jupiter High Income Trust generated, from 1996 until end 2011, 9,38% annualized while its benchmark index (FTSE All-Share Index) grew 6,19% annualized.
The Jupiter Income Trust, from 2000 until 2011, generated 5,83% annualized while its benchmark index 2,88% annualized.

Walter 416.png — Walter Schloss – Walter & Edwin Schloss Associates

From 1956 to 2002 the fund generated roughly a 21% annualized before profit sharing versus 10% annualized generated by the S&P500

Shubei 416.png — Shuhei Abe – SPARX Group

From 1997 until 2011, the fund Japanese Equity Long-Short Strategy returned a 6,36% annualized while the Japanese equity market (benchmark TOPIX) had a –1,92% annualized.

Warren Buffett – Berkshire Hathaway

From 1965 to 2017, shares in Berkshire Hathaway had annual returns of 20.9% compared to the S&P 500 index's 9.9% return

Cheah e V Nee.png — V-Nee Yeh e Cheah Cheng Hye – Value Partners Group

From 1993 until 2011 the Value Partners Classic Fund (A Units) had returned a 16,90% annualized while its benchmark index (Hong Kong Hang Send Index) had returned an annualized 7,10%

Seth 416.png — Seth Klarman – Baupost Group

From its founding (1982) the firm's three private partnerships have generated an average annual return of 19%.

Jean 416.jpg — Jean-Marie Eveillard – First Eagle Funds

From 1979 to 2004 The First Eagle Global Fund generated an investment return of 15,76% annualized. He also managed from 1993 until his retirement in 2004 the Overseas and Gold Funds returned a 14,36% annualized versus its benchmark index, MSCI EAFE, with a 5,50% annualized.

Joel 416.png — Joel Greenblatt – Gotham Capital

From 1985 until 2006, he managed the fund Gotham Capital, the fund returned an annualized rate of 40%.

william 416.png — William Browne – Tweedy, Browne Company

From 1993 (until end 2011) the Value Global Fund has generated an annual average return of 9.47% versus its benchmark index (MSCI EAFE) Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe Australia and Far East index, that has returned an annualized return of just 4,29%.