Nick Train interview

[monabri]

Seems he has bought a stake in Fevertree.

https://citywire.co.uk/investment-trust ... ider+Daily

[monabri]

It's quite pleasing that Smith & Train are but mere mortals.

[scotia]

It's quite pleasing that Smith & Train are but mere mortals.

There's a lot of luck involved when engaging in gambling. I bought Fevertree early on, and got out at the top. On the other hand, I wish to forget other Aim share purchases that went dramatically in the opposite direction.

[simoan]

As of yesterday Lindsell Train now own over 5% of Fevertree: https://www.investegate.co.uk/fevertree ... 14372655J/

All the best, Si

[KnightOfSpring]

Nick has just added a new holding, disclosed in his September update- Experian. Really pleased with this as it is my largest holding that isn't/wasn't held by Nick or Terry Smith. I did actually suggest that Experian might have been one of the new holdings on Page 1 of this thread. With Nick's vote of confidence and some good analysis provided, I have increased my holding of Experian today from about 5.5 to 7% of my portfolio. The September report is up of the Lindsell Train site rather than the Finsburygt one. The Lindsell Train site normally seems to have the reports a few days earlier.

[pje16]

Nick Train also mentions US investors and their investment in Manchester City....just goes to show that the experts don't always get their timing right ( UEFA 2 year ban announced today).

I wonder if anything will come of this
Manchester City charged with breaking financial rules by Premier League
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64536785

[Dod101]

Nick Train also mentions US investors and their investment in Manchester City....just goes to show that the experts don't always get their timing right ( UEFA 2 year ban announced today).

I wonder if anything will come of this
Manchester City charged with breaking financial rules by Premier League
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64536785

Pardon? Is this post on the correct thread?

Dod

[pje16]

Nick Train also mentions US investors and their investment in Manchester City....just goes to show that the experts don't always get their timing right ( UEFA 2 year ban announced today).

I wonder if anything will come of this
Manchester City charged with breaking financial rules by Premier League
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64536785

Pardon? Is this post on the correct thread?

Dod

probably not, but I did an advanced search on Google and Train's reference was the only item talking about Man City and investment -sorry

[pje16]

A new thread here re Man City
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=37846