The advantages to avoid failure: Learning to avoid failure and mistake, avoid areas beyond your capabilities, avoid mistake of omission.
Category: Circle of competence
Ignorance is the commonality of mediocre investors
Socrates famously said: “The greatest wisdom is to know one’s own ignorance.” “The only thing I know is that I know nothing.”
Memory is an edge to investment success
The quality of memory is also a part of an investor’s circle of competence.
The key points of Andy Lin investment style
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.
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
Charlie Munger, a great investor worth remembering
Buffett said: “Because Munger… made me go from an orangutan to a human being, if I didn’t know him, I would be much poorer than I am now!” Buffett said in a statement on Charlie Munger’s death: “Without Charlie’s inspiration, wisdom and Without participation, Berkshire would not be where it is today.”
Duan Yongping’s investment empire and his BBK Group(Oppo, Vivo, One Plus, J&T Express, Realme）
Almost no Taiwanese have heard of Duan Yongping, but it is not an exaggeration to say that he is a household name in Chinese circles outside Taiwan, especially in the business and investment circles.
How Buffett Structures His Long-Term Investment Portfolio
In his 1996 shareholder letter, Buffett explained in great detail how he structured his long-term investment portfolio. Many of the contents of this letter have been quoted repeatedly so far, and it can be regarded as a very important shareholder letter.
How is banking investment different from other industries?
No one would expect bank stocks to rise sharply. Most of the time, the performance of bank stocks will underperform the market. The reason is simple. There are only two kinds of people who will buy bank stocks.
Stock Better than the S&P 500, Procter & Gamble (P&G)
Stocks Better than the S&P 500, Procter & Gamble (P&G) What I want to introduce today is a well-known company Procter & Gamble (ticker: PG) that I mentioned in the last section 5-6 of my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”.