He met Munger on Thanksgiving Day 2003, and they became lifelong friends. Meeting Munger was one of the most important events that changed Li Lu’s life. Munger said Li Lu was the only outside manager he had invested in and called him “China’s Warren Buffett.”
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Key points from Munger Wesco’s 24 years of shareholder meetings
First of all, Munger Wesco shareholders’ meetings over the years (1987 to 2010) are a must-read collection for U.S. stock investors.
Learning to avoid failure
The advantages to avoid failure: Learning to avoid failure and mistake, avoid areas beyond your capabilities, avoid mistake of omission.
Why is Costco’s valuation so staggering?
Don’t use ordinary retail or general industries to explain its valuation. Costco’s valuation phenomenon in the retail industry should be comparable only to Amazon.
Primer’s book to know Buffett-“Warren Buffett: Investor and Entrepreneur”
“Warren Buffett: Investor and Entrepreneur” is published in 2022, written by Todd. A book about Buffett by Todd A. Finkle.
Memory is an edge to investment success
The quality of memory is also a part of an investor’s circle of competence.
Permanent capital loss is the biggest risk investors must face
Howard Marks: “I don’t think most investors worry about volatility. In fact, I’ve never heard anyone say, ‘The expected return isn’t high enough to withstand all the volatility.’ They worry about It’s the possibility of permanent capital loss.”
Are you honest as an investor?
Being honest with yourself is the first step to successful investing. People who cannot be honest with themselves can only live a mediocre life (which is not a bad thing), but they will never achieve anything that satisfies them.
Key points from Munger Daily Journal’s 10 years of shareholder meetings
I spent some time reading through all the transcripts of the Q&A of Munger Daily Journal (ticker: DJCO)’s sessions at shareholder meetings during his 10 years (2014-2023) . Summarized my personal thoughts and ideas in the article you are reading now.
In the crowd, it’s impossible to think independently or keep sane
The crowd, groups of people, when clustered together, have a collective unconsciousness