Famed value fund manager Joel Greenblatt compounded his fund by 30.8 per cent every year for 17 years using the magic formula. Here's his technique and how you can use it to improve your investment results
Last updated: 08-Jul-2024•Jugal Harpalani
Joel Greenblatt, a hedge fund manager, runs Gotham funds, which are mainly long/short equity hedge funds available as mutual funds. In addition, he is also a writer, a value investor, and an adjunct professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Business. He compounded his fund by 30.8 per cent over 17 years using the magic formula.
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