(Bloomberg) -- Marlborough Fund Managers' Special Situations Fund has beaten 99 percent of its U.K. peers because manager Giles Hargreave has learned to ignore the inner voice that says ``sell.''
Hargreave holds onto shares for as long as they're rising, resisting the urge to bail out when they get more expensive. During the five years he has had shares of Charter Plc, the world's biggest maker of welding gear, they have advanced more than fivefold.
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