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I am a Malaysian, i want take this opportunity to say big thank you to Mr Hagstrom, i have less budget in 2017,so i bought your book/ a second hand one online. . i learned at least two concepts from your book which improving my value investing skills -1) focus investing 2) kelly criterion .. then it took me another 6-7 year to adjust my portfolio from 30-40 stocks to 5 stocks which weighting 70% of entire portfolio. i found this focus investing/buy and hold is very suit my style, easier and can solve SELL problem(buy is easier than sell) thank you Sir😊
I hope it doesn't go away while I'm investing. My strategy has been to short modern portfolio theory through options, and I've been turning about 20% YoY returns.
Coca-Cola hit its hit in July 1998 $2.63 and it wouldn't hit that high again until Nov 2018. That's 20 years before it recovered. Berkshire Hathaway also trailed the S&P 500 for 20 years up until recently while owning Apple. My point is the market ebbs and flows. Entry point is important and so is duration. As Warren Buffett advises most of us should just by the index.
Another element often forgotten is how Buffett was set up to avoid distractions. His wife cooked for him, kids were told not to interrupt him during work, he wasn't living on the UES talking to other residents about their portfolio. A single maniacal focus!
Actually Buffett during the Partnership days didn't really run a concentrated portfolio. He was diversified then while managing other people's money. It's only with Berkshire that he implemented concentrated positions. I'd say it's because he was buying businesses rather than running a portfolio at Berkshire.
Do what I do. I don’t watch a podcast or discussion like this. What’s there to watch? Just put the phone in your pocket , headphones and listen while you walk, run, do dishes, sit on the couch alongside your kids while they watch cartoons.
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I am a Malaysian, i want take this opportunity to say big thank you to Mr Hagstrom, i have less budget in 2017,so i bought your book/ a second hand one online. .
i learned at least two concepts from your book which improving my value investing skills -1) focus investing 2) kelly criterion ..
then it took me another 6-7 year to adjust my portfolio from 30-40 stocks to 5 stocks which weighting 70% of entire portfolio.
i found this focus investing/buy and hold is very suit my style, easier and can solve SELL problem(buy is easier than sell)
thank you Sir😊
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What a great interview. Well prepared host meets successful investor and market historian. I learned so much.
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Thank you TIP!!!! Love Kyle as a host.
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Love it closing statement. So so so hard to practice. Thank you 🙏
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i love that quote -- "easier than you think, harder than it looks"
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I really enjoyed reading his new phenomenal book!!!
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Splendid discussion. Thanks.
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Great interview 👍
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I hope it doesn't go away while I'm investing. My strategy has been to short modern portfolio theory through options, and I've been turning about 20% YoY returns.
Berkshire returns are similar to the s&p500 but the risk of loss is much lower
Coca-Cola hit its hit in July 1998 $2.63 and it wouldn't hit that high again until Nov 2018. That's 20 years before it recovered. Berkshire Hathaway also trailed the S&P 500 for 20 years up until recently while owning Apple. My point is the market ebbs and flows. Entry point is important and so is duration. As Warren Buffett advises most of us should just by the index.
Hasn't Berkshire Hathaway consistently outperformed the S&P 500 since 1965?
Another element often forgotten is how Buffett was set up to avoid distractions. His wife cooked for him, kids were told not to interrupt him during work, he wasn't living on the UES talking to other residents about their portfolio. A single maniacal focus!
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Actually Buffett during the Partnership days didn't really run a concentrated portfolio. He was diversified then while managing other people's money. It's only with Berkshire that he implemented concentrated positions. I'd say it's because he was buying businesses rather than running a portfolio at Berkshire.
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Dude, please stop nodding your head every two seconds. It’s so distracting to the viewer. I’m not even sure I can finish this episode.
Do what I do. I don’t watch a podcast or discussion like this. What’s there to watch? Just put the phone in your pocket , headphones and listen while you walk, run, do dishes, sit on the couch alongside your kids while they watch cartoons.
@@pytulyn1that’s a great idea
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