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everyone ben here and welcome to motivation to invest in this video i'm going to reveal stanley druckermillet the legendary billionaire traders top 3 investing tips who is stanley druckenmiller well he's a billionaire investor with an estimated 5.6 billion dollars according to forbes he made it big as a hedgehog manager for over 30 years and he's most famous for actually coming up with the great trading idea in 1992 of shorting the british pound which resulted in george soros's investment firm actually making 1 billion in a single day now those are the type of returns that we can only dream of but it just shows that anything is possible in the markets so this is going to be a really special video guys and i think you'll like what i've got for you warren buffett carl icahn george soros they all only have one thing in common and it's the exact opposite of what they teach in a business school is they make large concentrated bets where they have a lot of conviction they're not buying 35 or 40 names and diversifying i don't know whether you remember uh icon a few years ago put five billion dollars into apple and i don't think he was worth more than 10 billion when he did that when i went in to tell soros that i was gonna short a hundred percent of the fund in the british pound against the deutsche mark he looked at me with great disdain because he thought the story was good enough that i should be doing 200 uh because it was sort of a once in a once in a generation opportunity right so a they concentrate their holdings b concentration this is very counterintuitive it really gets your intention so it actually in my in my thinking decreases your overall risk because where you tend to be in trouble is if you have 35 or 40 names and you stop paying attention to one if you have big massive positions um it has your attention right so the way uh my favorite quote of all time maybe is mark twain put all your eggs in one basket and watch the basket carefully right um i tend to think that's what great investors do the other thing to me is you got to have to know how and when to take a loss right i've been in business since 1976 as a money manager i've never used a stop loss not once dumbest concept i've ever heard it goes down 15 i'm automatically out but i've also never hang on to a security if the reason i bought it has changed and that's when you need to sell if i buy x security for a b c and d reasons and those long no longer are valid whether i have a loss or a gain that stock doesn't know whether you have a loss or a gain you know it's it is not important your ego is not what this is about what this is about is you're making money so if i have a thesis and it doesn't bear out which happens often with me i'm often i'm often wrong just get out and move on because i said earlier if you're using a multi-disciplined approach you can find something else there's no reason to hang on to any security where you don't have great conviction this boss taught me technical analysis so i use fundamental analysis and technical analysis and if there's thousands securities out there and my portfolio is only going to insist of 15 or 20.
i'm never going to buy something that doesn't have a great chart and great fundamentals questions look i'm not going to lie to you my first boss said they're saying the higher they go the cheaper they look there's something weird and i know everybody watching this has experienced this and it doesn't make any sense but when a security goes up every bone in your body wants to buy more of it and when it goes down you're fighting making yourself not sell it right it's just the nature of the beast and you have to constantly remind yourself um why you own that security and just because it's going down doesn't necessarily mean you should sell it if it's going down it definitely means you should reevaluate your thesis but it doesn't mean you should sell it and you cannot get crazy when it's going up one of the probably the biggest mistake i ever made in the business and i knew better somebody asked me what i learned from this i said nothing i already knew it um in january of 2000 after writing that tech boom to a t and making billions of dollars in 99 i sold everything out in january and i had a couple of internal portfolio managers at soros who didn't sell out and had these it was a smaller portfolio but they made 30 after i sold and i just couldn't stand it anymore and i'm like watching them make all this money every day and like for two days i'm like ready to pick up the phone and buy this stuff back and you know there's a little devil there and then the angel and she's saying don't do it and he's saying buy it and uh i pick up the phone and i buy them i might have missed the top of the dotcom bubble by an hour i ended up losing three billion dollars on that trade alone i had made more the year before but you know three billion dollars a lot of money and it was all because i got emotional and dropped every tool of discipline i've ever had and somebody says well what did you learn from and i just said i learned nothing i learned that 25 years ago so you can talk about not being emotional but it takes incredible discipline to to act on that and if you guys did find any value in this video at all feel free to give it a big thumbs up that helps out tremendously the channel and with that being said i hope you guys all have a tremendous day and i'll see you in my next video invest safe
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