By the mid-1930s, Price had risen to the head of investment for the firm MacKubin, Legg and Co. (a precursor to present-day investment firm Legg Mason), but found himself continually clashing with his colleagues who focused on commission-based value investing.
By the mid-1930s, Price had become the head of investment for MacKubin, Legg and Co., but he often disagreed with his colleagues who concentrated on commission-based investment strategies.