Li Lu, "the Chinese Warren Buffett," Has Invested 70% of Himalaya's Capital in Just 2 Stocks
Li Lu was a close confidant of the late Charlie Munger, who called Lu "the Chinese Warren Buffett."
Overview
Li Lu, the founder and chairman of Himalaya Capital, has an incredible story.
The Chinese native served as a student leader during the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989 and eventually became a deputy commander-in-chief. After being added to China's most-wanted list, Lu eventually escaped to America and fell in love with investing.
Details
Lu actually chose to become a value investor after hearing the great Warren Buffett speak at a lecture at Columbia University. He eventually established a close relationship with Buffett's right-hand man, Charlie Munger, who called Lu the "Chinese Warren Buffett."
Source
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