John Neff was the longtime head of Vanguard's Windsor Fund, one of the best performing mutual funds. He was a contrarian investor who focused on out-of-favor, quality companies trading at low price-to-earnings ratios. Neff called himself a "low price-earnings investor" and searched for stocks that were cheap relative to their total earnings growth and dividend yield. This strategy of capturing future returns through temporarily overlooked but solid companies often proved more successful than chasing growth stocks.
John Neff was the longtime head of Vanguard's Windsor Fund, one of the best performing mutual funds. He was a contrarian investor who focused on out-of-favor, quality companies trading at low price-to-earnings ratios. Neff called himself a "low price-earnings investor" and searched for stocks that were cheap relative to their total earnings growth and dividend yield. This strategy of capturing future returns through temporarily overlooked but solid companies often proved more successful than chasing growth stocks.
John Neff was the longtime head of Vanguard's Windsor Fund, one of the best performing mutual funds. He was a contrarian investor who focused on out-of-favor, quality companies trading at low price-to-earnings ratios. Neff called himself a "low price-earnings investor" and searched for stocks that were cheap relative to their total earnings growth and dividend yield. This strategy of capturing future returns through temporarily overlooked but solid companies often proved more successful than chasing growth stocks.
John Neff was the longtime head of Vanguard's Windsor Fund, one of the best performing mutual funds. He was a contrarian investor who focused on out-of-favor, quality companies trading at low price-to-earnings ratios. Neff called himself a "low price-earnings investor" and searched for stocks that were cheap relative to their total earnings growth and dividend yield. This strategy of capturing future returns through temporarily overlooked but solid companies often proved more successful than chasing growth stocks.
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John Neff John Neff headed Vanguard's Windsor Fund, one of the best performing mutual funds in his time. A contrarian investor to the
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52 Week Low 52 Week High Market Cap(Cr) Enterprise Value(Cr)
178.80 410.00 1,068.04 1,015.80 146.30 898.90 4,551.73 4,453.02 217.55 745.00 420.23 465.40 147.25 354.95 3,462.37 3,147.13 3,100.00 6,390.00 3,128.87 6,583.13 663.90 1,246.80 8,740.85 7,389.90 250.00 718.25 2,370.20 2,313.82 259.55 551.30 18,740.69 16,064.60 103.00 299.00 739.05 710.05 107.00 447.00 420.05 400.06 49.20 123.00 4,236.97 1,407.44 221.05 470.00 710.72 689.17 179.75 389.35 3,128.26 4,639.04 127.55 345.35 1,288.54 1,148.34 panies, calling himself a 'low price-earnings investor'. He searched for stocks that are cheap in relation to their total return (earnings growt
Return on Equity(%) Revenue - 5Y Growth(%) EPS - 5Y Growth(%) Price to Earnings
60.21 15.33 27.12 8.74 56.93 35.87 42.34 11.28 44.70 17.74 27.68 6.99 38.65 16.98 13.46 13.33 30.44 13.94 23.16 6.00 29.66 7.25 18.98 13.08 24.85 10.07 16.33 7.94 24.70 8.00 12.11 14.92 20.50 10.34 24.79 12.91 20.44 9.07 18.43 10.70 18.27 13.13 7.64 12.26 17.02 33.92 12.50 13.16 15.97 13.51 19.23 12.66 15.77 12.46 11.45 12.75 o their total return (earnings growth plus dividend yield divided by the PE ratio). This technique often captures future returns better than s