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First of all, think like a successful investor. "It's true, Grandpa Fred said it back in 1989: time is your friend." A great business, but an enemy of other businesses. Normally, that means if we are in... How long can a great business last? And we will be even more successful. That's true, of course, if it's a regular business.
Normally, time might not be a big help to him. Two years later, in 1991, my grandfather also said that the stock market... This is for transferring money from your wallet. From the active to the pockets of those who are. It's about having more patience, so ask yourself that question. So, if we want to be successful investors...
For us to achieve success, have we been patient enough? No, besides that, my grandfather also believes... Please note that investing is not just about... The kind of intelligence that we understand about people... A skilled analyst is a capable person. To invest successfully, we may have already... I thought so, but my grandfather said no, it's an investment.
It's more about emotions, you know, people. To be successful in investing, one must be an investor. To have good financial management skills, you must also manage your own emotions. You have to have it, that means you need to have... Patience is key. You need to look at the long term, and you... Discipline is also necessary because if you can do these three things, you can avoid making decisions based on...
It's about emotions and holding onto what we believe in. Is this a hypothesis or an intentional attempt? Once we've invested enough to reach our goal, then... You can ignore the noise or distracting sounds or... Short-term fluctuations are not difficult to detect now, if... Let's look at an example from what my grandfather did.
Its success is proven by this. There are quite a few companies that reflect that image. One of them is Coca-Cola, as well as Seas Candy, the candy company. It's so ordinary, but why, oh why, is it possible? It generated enormous profits for Radchawan. This includes the chicken itself, which is an insurance company.
And that also includes Fauna, which is an institution. Money is also a factor, in lesson number 2. Investing is about buying a business, not just any business. Yes, it's not just about buying shares. Normally, when we talk about... When we talk about investing in stocks, we'll be discussing individual stocks.
Some people know the stock abbreviations but don't know the stock names. It's even unclear what business the company owns. Who owns the company? What does the executive committee look like? How is the revenue generated? What is the profit or loss each year? How much is it, and what are the growth strategies?
In what form, for example, which you actually mentioned? My grandfather said that it probably wouldn't work out very well in 1996 if you weren't ready. If you're going to hold onto a stock for 10 years, you shouldn't even hold onto it for 10 minutes. That's why when my grandfather looked at investing, he looked at it this way...
Real capital in a business isn't bought in the form of shares because of the shares themselves. That one, M, is a stock. Owning a business isn't just about the numbers on the list. The screen, so when you are a business owner... Let's try asking a simple question: if you were to invest... You asked what kind of business requires capital, and then I answered the question.
Are these the correct answers to the first question? I understand. This business isn't just about clicking "buy," you have to... I understand what he's doing. Secondly, it's about business. Does this business have a sustainable competitive advantage or not? Two words: competitive advantage... Competitive and sustainable – if you can answer the questions, keep going.
Okay, question number 3 is, how appealing are the executives? How reliable is it? We'll go into more detail later. Let's go into detail about why Grandpa valued it so much. Trustworthiness is important. Managed well, and at level 4, the share price is at... Is it appropriate? Because even if the stock is good, The most expensive item might not be the best one to have.
A portfolio is also one of the options. The most obvious example is Coca-Cola. Warren Buffett invested $1 billion in Coca-Cola in 1988, and he still holds shares in the company today. Even though it's been over 30 years since then, my grandfather still believes that... Having a global brand gives you pricing power.
And it's an easy business to understand. That's the charm of investing; it's easy to generate compound interest. Okay, let's join hands and become new generation investors, JA.
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