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Long-run track record vs the S&P 500 — annualized return over each fund’s own history.

Funds with a track record

21

Beat the S&P 500

8 / 21

S&P 500 (since 2003)

10.4%/yr

#FundCAGRvs S&P
1Scottish Mortgage
Baillie Giffordgrowth
16.0%+5.6%
2Fidelity Growth Company
Steve Wymergrowth
15.2%+4.8%
3Pershing Square
Bill Ackmanactivist
17.5%+4.1%
4Vanguard PRIMECAP
PRIMECAP teamgrowth
12.7%+2.2%
5Fidelity Contrafund
Will Danoffgrowth
12.7%+2.2%
6Akre Focus
Chuck Akrequality
14.4%+0.8%
7F&C Investment Trust
Teamgrowth
11.0%+0.5%
8T. Rowe Price Mid-Cap Growth
Brian Berghuisgrowth
10.6%+0.2%
9Yacktman Fund
Yacktman teamvalue
10.2%-0.3%
10Oakmark Fund
Bill Nygrenvalue
10.0%-0.5%
11Finsbury Growth & Income
Nick Trainquality
9.8%-0.6%
12Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffettvalue
9.8%-0.6%
13Fidelity Low-Priced Stock
Joel Tillinghastvalue
9.8%-0.7%
14Lindsell Train IT
Nick Trainquality
9.6%-0.8%
15Dodge & Cox Stock
Teamvalue
9.3%-1.1%
16First Eagle Global
First Eaglevalue
9.0%-1.5%
17FPA Crescent
Steven Romickvalue
8.5%-2.0%
18Polen Growth
Polen Capitalquality
11.0%-2.5%
19RIT Capital Partners
Rothschildmacro
7.9%-2.6%
20Sequoia Fund
Ruane, Cunniffquality
1.7%-8.8%
21Greenlight (GLRE proxy)
David Einhornvalue
-1.4%-12.1%

CAGR over each fund’s own available history; “vs S&P” compares against the S&P 500 over the same window. Total return, dividend-adjusted (mutual funds use NAV, trusts use share price). Different start years aren’t directly comparable across rows. Not financial advice.