Do you know what happened on this day in 1901 and in 1863?

Do you know what happened on this day in 1973 and in 1997?

1906, 1933, 1980: Can you name the significant events that impacted finance?

Do you know what happened on this day in 1945 and in 1976?

An interview with the founder of Karsan Value Funds, whose value investing process continues to prove itself year after year. In 2013, his fund returned 38% (after taxes). And his fund outperformed the broad index in 2014 with a gain of 16% for the year.

Koster and Miller founded Boyle’s Asset Management in 2013 with the principle of pay for performance. They structured the fund in such a way that ensures incentive fees are entirely dependent on strong performance for their investors.

A great investor will always focus on risk first --- reward second.

On March 28, 1985 for the first time after 193 years, a sitting U.S. President visited the floor of the NYSE when Ronald Reagan rang the opening bell.

Going back 150 years to the first mutual fund, and more.

1991: Exxon paid $1-billion dollars in fines & cleanup costs for the valdez oil spill.

Part 1 introduced the concept of Super Investors, and how you can save groundwork and boost your confidence by following them. Here, the remaining five rules for finding the best stocks.

Listen to Super Investors who you respect or share similar philosophies with. It doesn’t mean you blindly accept them at face value and invest in their ideas no matter what, but it saves you a lot of groundwork and ups your confidence.

Take a look back at some of the important events that occurred on this date, March 4th, in history.

We tapped the minds of some of our favorite investors and experts to tell us what their biggest investing mistake was and how they fixed it.