Under-Owned, Undervalued, Unapologetic: Nick Train’s Case for UK Equities
Legendary UK fund manager Nick Train joins Wilfred Frost on The Master Investor Podcast to discuss why, despite recent underperformance, he remains relentlessly optimistic on equities, on the opportunities the UK market presents, and on his own highly concentrated portfolio. Nick lays out his philosophy of patient,…
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