If you are the read of my two books and my blog, should be familiar with the five Andy Lin investment styles that I have repeatedly advocated: US stocks only, Long-term investment, Growth stocks preferred, Concentrated investment, Invest within my circle of competence.
Category: Concentrated Investing
Andy Lin’s long-term investment experience sharing
Andy Lin’s long-term investment experience sharing: Rarely trade, Concentrated investment, Investor rewards, Great companies are rare, The power of compound interest, Patience payoff, Simple is truth
Investing is a game of chance
There is a 60% chance of stock investing success in the long run
87% of Buffett’s dividends come from these 7 stocks
One of the unsung heroes of Buffett’s success that doesn’t get enough credit or attention is dividend-paying stocks.
79% of Buffett’s portfolio is invested in just 6 stocks
A whopping 79% of Buffett’s portfolio $338 billion is invested in just six stocks.
The companies Buffett owns more than 20%
There are no technology stocks in the list of companies in which Buffett holds more than 20% of his shares. Why? What is the commonality? The significance of holding more than 20% of shares, several cases of Buffett holding large shares
Two or three stocks in your life can make you very rich
Two or three stocks in your lifetime can make you very rich. Excellent companies will still be excellent companies three to five years later. However, most people do not agree with this statement. They always think that the stock prices of excellent companies are always high, and this perception is not wrong. But investors always miss the forest for the trees, mistaking price for value and misplacing cause and effect.
Do it right a few times in your lifetime is enough
Do it right a few times in your lifetime is enough, Good investments are very rare, I quoted Charlie Munger, “Good investments are very ‘rare’, and when this once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity presents itself, you have to bet all your chips.” in my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”
Richer, Wiser, Happier
Richer, Wiser, Happier. You may have read a lot of reviews of this book “Richer, Wiser, Happier”, but I’m going to talk about this book in a different way and from a different perspective.
Why timing the market or swing trading simply not work?
Regardless of individual stock investment or ETF, band trade, timing the market, or speculation on the market, choose the time to enter and exit the stock market, so as to accurately grasp the maximum profit potential. It’s bound to fail eventually.