Cigar Butt Investment. Most investors who have a little research on Buffett may know that Buffett used his own investment in the early stage of his investment career, especially during the Warren Buffett partnership that had not yet established Berkshire (ticker:s: BRK.A and BRK.B), is his mentor Graham’s “Cigar Butt Investment Method” means:
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Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article “Thinking can’t be outsourced”
Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article “Thinking can’t be outsourced” For the original text referred to by Mr. Ge Ba, please click “Thinking cannot be outsourced”.
No fear of miss out a great company, No FOMO
No fear of miss out a good company, FOMO
Retail investors’ wrong investment concept not worth trying at all
Investment concept not worth trying at all
Non-quantitative factors determine success or failure of an investment
Non-quantitative factors determine success or failure of an investment. People overemphasize the importance of science and numbers in investment, as I mentioned in the book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, section 1-1. Investment is a not a science but an art in the economic field under sociology, which is more related to humanities
Never borrow money, shorting, or derivative products
Don’t borrow money, shorting, or derivative products. In this blog and in my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, I have repeatedly advised investors not to borrow money to invest, do not shorting, do not invest in derivative investment products such as options or futures
Why concentrated investment?
Why concentrated investment?
Great companies are rare, two or three will make you very rich
Good companies are rare, two or three will make you very rich. Take Texas Instruments as an example
How young salary people could get rich by stock?
How young salary people could get rich by stock?
Investors should care annualized rate of return (IRR), calculate with free IRR Calculator
What the performance index all investors should pay attention to is only one: the annualized rate of return (IRR), How to calculate?