Trust Good Companies or Good Prices?

If you invested $5 in $Walt Disney(DIS)$ back in 2015 today you have $5. If you had invested $5 in the Shanghai Composite Index $SSE Comp(000001.SH)$ in 2014, today you would have finally broken even with your $5. Before meeting Charlie Munger, Buffett's investment style leaned more towards finding cheap stocks, without paying much attention to a company's long-term growth potential. However, in his later years, Munger's influence gradually led Buffett to focus on "buying good companies and holding them for the long term,"

avatarpoppy jk
06:19
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  Trust good companies or good prices? *Good* is defined differently by different people. I invest in businesses that are larger than life itself.  I  invest in ethical & essential & economical & generous businesses walk their noble talks by actioning to benefit shareholders, human & animal kind who have the breath of life & plants & food for sustainenance of life.  Value vs Price? I aim to exercise sense & sensibility by investing in what I see as *best value* by my values within allocated fund, risk mitigation & market factors.  I respect Charlie Munger & Warren Buffet.  Buffet goes for businesses he likes at cheap price, so he co
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avatarSPACE ROCKET
10-04 20:31
Both are equally important
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avatar床上小西几
10-03 21:14
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avatarJashinder
10-03 20:54
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avatarEmotional Investor
10-03
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I want not only the cake, but i want to eat it too. So i want a great company at a good price. This requires patience and discipline. there is pretty much unlimited options out there. Plenty of great companies with solid track records. But most are fairly valued, or priced higher due to market expectations. But there are always some that are great but cheap. But investing was easy, they would be easy to identify. Investing isn't a cake walk though. It requires alot of investment in time researching the options and discovering the real opportunities. Thats one thing i really enjoy about tiger, the chat rooms always have people's ideas on what's good any why. While their ideas are just their ideas, it does give people like me a
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avatarTrader51
10-03
Trust good price, for short term. 
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avatarMrzorro
10-03
I guess I prefer good companies than good prices [LOL]. This is part of the lesson that I learned through my investment journey. I am not saying good companies won't fall, but the chances of losing money is lesser compare to low price lousy company stock. I really believe that strong foundations and good management companies will bring more profit compared to the others. I had brought share on lower price, but the stock price kept dropping non-stop, some got takeover and delist, some company even broke. That's why my profolio is deep red until now [Facepalm] Stock prices up and down, even low price can be lower, good companies eventually will brings profit in long-term investment.
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avatarAqa
10-03
It’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.Good companies will eventually bring good prices. Buy good companies and hold them for long term, especially companies with competitive advantage and good management team. Always remember to do due care and diligence before each trade. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal
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avatarYappyyell
10-02
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avatarSamlunch
10-02
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  My formula for personal success: Put in honest work. Live below my means and save as much as I can. Do something every day that moves me a little closer to my dream. Make my dream a priority. Have a no asshole policy; surround myself only with good people... avoid all that weakens me. Always keep my word. Speak the truth. Maintain a thirst for knowledge. Live with passion and purpose, and advance each day with the intention of creating value in the world. 
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avataralvinherexD
10-02
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ trust good price of course!
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avataricycrystal
10-02
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   both tend to go hand in hand. if the company is in good hands, then it's worth investing with the right price. @Universe宇宙 @Aqa @TigerGPT @SPACE ROCKET @GoodLife99
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avataricycrystal
10-02
both tend to go hand in hand. if the company is in good hands, then it's worth investing with the right price. @Universe宇宙 @Aqa @TigerGPT @SPACE ROCKET @GoodLife99
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avatarlism587
10-02
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avatarzicki
10-02
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avatarIykyk
10-02
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Good company better 
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avatarRaymandYau
10-02
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avatarkibkibkib
10-02
$Nike(NKE)$  Nike investors need to be more patient with the upcoming changes. We still recommend Nike in the long term as we see the commitment that the CEO is undertaking to improve innovation and bottom line. Overfocusing on revenue alone will hurt the progress and work that is needed for Nike's CEO to overhaul the company. There are some fundamental issues that need to be solved and it won't happen in just one quarter. It is admirable for the new CEO to let go of short-term Wall Street approvals and stay focused on long-term goals. For now, we think Nike is on the right track. Follow us for more up-to-date perspectives 
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avatarSpiders
10-02
I believe that it is crucial to select strong companies at favorable prices when making stock investments. To identify good companies, one should thoroughly analyze their financial performance, including key metrics such as revenue growth, profitability, and return on equity. Additionally, it is essential to assess whether the companies' products or services occupy a niche market and have a consistent demand. A company's competitive advantage can greatly influence its long-term success. Equally important is the concept of acquiring shares at a good price. Investors should always strive to buy low and sell high, which requires a keen understanding of market trends and valuations. This approach ensures that the investments made are not only sound but also poised for potential growth. Moreove
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avatarSamlunch
10-02
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ $Occidental(OXY)$   $OXY Buffetts Buy Zone is between $55 and $62 and he always buys with a margin of safety Price is now at $50 Likely down due to the elections If Buffett likes it 15-20% higher and that includes a margin of safety then this should be on many people’s radar now Especially long term holders This your time to be ahead of Buffett. Very rare situation to be in
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