Warren Buffett: Why You Must Own Tech Stocks In 2023
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Warren Buffett is not known for being an investor in technology companies, but in this video, he explains why investors should not ignore their potential to outperform all other stocks due to their massive profitability.
Buffett has never said that you MUST own tech stocks in 2023.
> you need tech stocks in 2023
the year is almost over and already pumped
LMFAOOO
But Munger has.
just report this fraud channel
RIP Charlie - a true great.
"Google looked like a kindergarten", hilarious- RIP CM
There are lots of these videos and I thank people who post them. But one must listen to the teachings by these two great people rather than the title.
You got bad title, change it to "why you must own consumer defensive stocks in 2024"
Or even better, commodity companies🎉🎉🎉
Another illustration of Warren's point is that in 1975 the ratio of intangible to tangible assets of the five largest global companies by market cap was $122 billion/$594 billion. In 2018 the ratio of intangible assets to tangible assets was $21.03 trillion/$4.0 trillion(Crouzet, Eberly, Eisfeldt and Papanikolaou). Intangible assets like software, software in a cloud, patents or what is defined as intellectual property, form the lion's share of the assets of the world's largest and most profitable companies' today, as illustrated.
I am really surprised Berkshire hasn’t loaded up on Alphabet yet. They are solving 100k+ searches per second. I don’t think there is any other company serving customers at a rate that comes close. Then take global distribution at very limited additional marginal cost and add on top that GDP growth, generally, grows worldwide - Ever increasing the value of every click as we move along…
Munger has been beating the drum for over 5 years to invest in Alphabet, but Buffett is just excessively conservative. I also think Buffett is very out of touch with consumer behavior, or else Berkshire would have purchased a meaningful amount of Costco a long time ago. I’ve been a Berkshire owner since 2000, and I’m just viewing the facts as coldly rational as I can.
Oh my goodness dude how many commercials for a talk you didn’t even give
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QQQ CAGR since Jan 2022 is.... roughly zero. :-) BRK.B has been 10 percent CAGR.
And over the last 5 years QQQ has beaten Berkshire by nearly double
When it comes to the complexity of the American experiment, Warren no longer understands "consumer behavior."
You may be right, however his underlying principles are still valid.
To understand warren you need to be smart... And you are not
@@Squash20 BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
Always with your lying titles, every single video you post has the opposite of what he says
😝😝😝 bad title 🥸🥸🥸