The G&M created a fictitious portfolio based on Buffett’s methods. How has it fared?
About a year ago, The Globe and Mail created a fictitious portfolio made up of 11 stocks. Their choices were based on Buffett’s methodology.
Recently, it checked in to see how the holdings performed throughout 2012 (Hint: the portfolio posted returns of 18%)
Read more on the stocks chosen and their individual performances.
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