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Category: Investing Guru
People believe successful investors are survivorship bias cannot succeed
Noticed that many people, regardless of Wall Street and many friends around me, attribute Buffett’s investment success to the Survivorship Bias. This view includes two things
Why do most people fail in stocks investment? 4 simple reasons
There are hundreds of reasons for why people fail in stocks investment, and there is never any lack of discussion.
How does IBM make money? What’s next?
The predecessor of IBM was ITR, which was founded in 1906. Later, the two companies merged and CTR (Computing Tabulating Recording) was established in 1911.
How does Apple make money?
How does Apple make money? 2021 Performance by division and region, Divisional performance in 2021
Why is TSMC’s profit margin much greater than competitors?
Why is TSMC’s profit margin much greater than competitors?
How does Disney make money? How is the future?
How does Disney make money? How is the future? Disney created The Disney Company by connecting a group of cartoon characters to Hollywood. While cartoons are still the main product, Disney is now a diversified entertainment company with a wide range of content, big enough to buy Capital Cities
How to deal with market crash or sharp pullback?
How to deal with market crash or sharp pullback? At present, many investors have a common problem.
Pros and cons of investing in Coca-Cola
Only 20 years ago, peers PepsiCo’s were much smaller than Coca-Cola, but now Pepsi’s annual revenue is much larger than Coca-Cola’s, and its revenue in 2021 is only 48.64% of PepsiCo’s, less than half. Coca-Cola began to diversify its products fifty or sixty years ago, but now it has proved a complete failure.
Wells Fargo, a major holding once praised by Buffett and Munger
Wells Fargo, a major holding once praised by Buffett and Munger, Company profile, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A and BRK.B) started buying Wells Fargo stock in 1990, a story worth mentioning.