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Being typical/amateur investor, I yet to grabs the 3 simple principle of investing, namely value investing, long your position forever if necessary and invest only when you understand the company business.Why? Well, there are probably thousands of answers to that questions... here a few[Happy]  Impatient Most investors/traders rush in and out of a trade base on rumours or sudden change in Macro econmic conditions. Unless such conditions effects the fundamental competiveness of a company, Its persistent MOATs still capable of generating future cashflow.When comparing the holding position, Buffett would like to hold the stocks forever. Such concept is not at any investors plate, let alone traders for that matter. Waiting for the offered of "wonderful business at a fair price" is not any

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Warren Buffett investment looks very simple and difficult to follow because as a investor we must1. Need yo understand the business first..how the business makes money, most of the business do not look fancy yet looks very simple makes to think us twice does it safe to invest or not 2.His investment doesnot makes you rich instantly or makes you get rich quick. ... Mostly test your patience....so it is difficult to follow if you are to make quick bugs..3 other than this, he also use options to his underlying stocks ... Which makes more money irrespective of market movement.4. He also makes huge money on dividends too ..So this is how he makes money .... To follow his money making process... Need to understand the business how it works n how it makes money. Out of all patience pati

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Buffett reported that Berkshire bought more than $51 billion worth of equities in Q1 during the market rout He is practicing what he preaches. I am sure he bought even more in late April, as more and more people liquidate their positions. Berkshire even invested in  Activision Blizzard, a "tech stock"... something that Buffet professed he doesn't understand enough and definitely not the flavor of the month currently. All these reminded me of his famous saying @be greedy when others are fearful... while most people are advising to stay on the sideline and avoid tech stocks in this rising rates environment, should we be "greedy" when others are fearful and start buying into some really badly beaten tech stocks who are market leaders in their own fields. As we approac

Warren Buffett addressed investors throughout the world at Berkshire Hathaway's 2022 Annual Shareholder Meeting on Saturday, and returns to Omaha in person for the first time since before the pandemic began. In an hours-long event, the investing legend fielded questions on Berkshire's business and investment decisions, and his views on the economy.At the Berkshire meeting, Buffett stated that inflation swindles almost everyone, and Munger railed against bitcoin and the market mania. Here were some of the highlights from the event. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reported a decline in first-quarter earnings on Saturday due to the stock market turmoil and weaker insurance results.The company reported $7.04 billion in revenues,up 0.3 percent year-over-year. The company reported $5.46 billion in

PT No#3 made him late in acquiring AAPL stock. He admitted that he didn't understand Tech company like AAPL initially but it was late than never happened. What about Amazon ❓Why he still not buying any Amazon stock which is making tons of money but not in his portfolio ❗🥺Can someone help to explain ❓🙏

Be greedy when others are fearful .... Buffett reported that Berkshire bought more than $51 billion worth of equities in Q1 during the market rout  He is practicing what he preaches. I am sure he bought even more in late April, as more and more people liquidate their positions.  Berkshire even about Activisiom Blizzard, a "tech  stock"... something that Buffet professed he doesn't understand enough, in the past and definitely not the flavor of the month currently. All these reminded me of his famous saying, while most people are advising to stay in the sideline and avoid tech stocks in this rising rates environment, should we be greedy when others are fearful and start buying into some really badly beaten tech stocks who are market leaders in their own fields. As we app

Buying and selling in stock/investment is easy, but not the patience to hold long term ofthe stock ... waiting patiently for it to grow. Definitely you need to select good stock which eventually gives good returns. Not a simple task 😅

They aren't trying to find the 'alpha' or using the CAPM model, they are based on intuition, experience and understanding of market fundamentals. This is simple as it isn't overtly complicated to explain, but to have the level of experience and expertise as Buffet is difficult. 

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[Warren Buffett returns to his alma mater: How to work, how to invest, how to succeed]In 1950, Warren Buffett received his undergraduate degree from the University of Nebraska. The old man recalls that he was madly infatuated with a girl at the time, but unfortunately, she ignored him.In September 2005, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates came to the University of Nebraska College of Business Administration to have a face-to-face talk with their classmates about how to work, how to succeed, how to invest, and how to change the world.$伯克希尔B(BRK.B)$ $伯克希尔(BRK.A)$ $微软(MSFT)$

Not everyone has his discipline and emotion (or lack thereof) to make sound decisions. 

Why is copying Buffet tough? What next?There were three tips that were shared on how to invest like Warren Buffett. Namely, investbased on the intrinsic valuation, be prepared to invest and hold forever, and don't invest in acompany that you don't understand.Sounds simple right? The RealityIntrinsic valuation is as much as a science as it is an art. The science part is the simple stuff. Like understanding valuation metrics like Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Price:Equity ratios (PE). It gets more exciting as you go down the rabbit hole of investing. Metrics such as PEG, EV/EBIT, ROIC, PS, EV/FCF start coming in. Once you have gained sufficient knowledgeon knowing which metric/s to choose, the ART part kicks in. What discount rate should youuse? What margin of safety are you