Over the last decade, [Ron] Paul's portfolio has beaten the market as well as the vast majority of hedge funds, yet Barron's labeled Paul's investment strategy a "financial planner's nightmare." Okay, so what? After all, should an investor's priority be how soundly their financial planner sleeps or the identification of suitable and timely investments that present a value proposition?
Perhaps Barron's feels Paul was too focused on winners, and needed to diversify into some losers.
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