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Hi investors, the value of investing is not buying the price of a stock but buying the performance of a company Hello everyone My name is Maikel Welcome to my channel, the bookworm, this time I will discuss the book however does it by James fardhu Before we start, for those of you who want to support this channel to continue working, the method is very easy, you just click subscribe Turn on the bell, you are also very helpful so that we can post regularly and learn together on this channel, this book discusses investment strategies from Warren Buffet, who is famous as a rich stock investor thanks to his fundamental analysis Hi, millions of people want to know What is Warren's secret How did Warren get rich like now?
Games summarize hundreds of quotes and sayings that Warren conveyed until finally he wrote 24 Warren investment rules which have been disciplined and adhered to since the beginning of his career, I summarized them into three important things from this book, first, Choose a company that you understand, many people consider Warren to be the most successful investor in the world, Warren did not receive any inheritance, but his wealth reached more than 80 billion dollars, although many people are curious about Warren's secret, in fact, the secret to his success is not 100% unique, in fact, it is very tude point for Warren when investing we have to make it as simple as possible.
The same is true when you choose which company you want to invest in choose a company that you understand the business and how they make money do not invest in a company that you do not understand remember when you buy a separate am you are not buying something abstract but you are like owning a part of the company that you buy That is why it is important for you to know the business of the company for example in 1973 Warren bought 10 million dollars of foreign shares ton post but not long after the stock price immediately fell 50% this did not change the mood of the establishment of the internet cafe even Warren held the Washington Post shares for 40 years and sold it for 1.1 billion dollars in 2014 another thing that is quite important for your own investment decisions many people have the view that stock investment is complicated and requires professional help so that you can invest this is a wrong view Warren believes the average person can learn about value investing and know which companies have good business fundamentals do not buy shares because they follow or based on other people's recommendations you must really understand the company you buy before you put your money there for example warna does not invest in fire technology companies he invests in companies that he understands such as candy underwear drinks carpets and so on warung buys coca-cola shares since 98 and still holds it until now for Warren e-business coca-cola has a bright future and its business model is easy to understand that is as a company that sells colored drinks also Understand how coca-cola makes money and even the reason he invested in coca-cola Because this company can raise prices without losing consumers this has been proven for 100 years coca-cola was established at that time before Warren decided to invest in coca-cola second make rational decisions investment decisions must be rational do not be made because of momentary emotions and short-term market sentiment Warren's teacher once said that the biggest enemy of investors is themselves Warren absorbed Graham's advice wholeheartedly even Warren said that if your emotions are disturbed when your investment loses 50 Khan from its initial value it means you do not have the mentality to be in the stock market meaning if you invest in a company that has good fundamentals but then experiences a decline beyond its control then your assessment of your initial decision should not change in 1969 when many people were crazy about covers and the internet berkshire Hathaway stock prices were actually very bad in March 2003 the stock fell 50% to 40 thousand dollars per share Hi many investors of Warren's company panicked and then sold their shares even at that time many people also thought that value investing was outdated and no longer useful unfortunately they forgot when the stock price was 50% some people saw it as an opportunity if the price of Berkshire Hathaway shares was discounted in 2004 Berkshire Hathaway shares rose to 97,000 dollars per share Warren sees himself not as a day trader but a decade trader cultivating patience is one of the keys to success in Value investing One of Warren's very inspiring advice is to be afraid when others are greedy and be greedy when others are afraid greed and fear are two emotions that usually arise when you invest in shares hi when many people are greedy the stock price of a company will definitely rise At that time you have to be careful because you might buy the stock at too expensive a price the opposite happens when many people are afraid at that time the stock price will definitely fall and maybe it is your opportunity to buy the stock because in a discount condition Warren does not really care about short-term market sentiment for Warren the more important thing is what happens in the next 10 years because that is what determines the company's performance and its true value three companies with businesses that Strong color is the person who popularized the concept of gmod economics or economic moat.
This concept explains the ability of a company to maintain its superiority so that they can continue to be market leaders and have long-term profit growth, just like the castles of old. The moat around the castle serves to protect the fortress and the residents inside from outside attacks. This is one of the criteria for selecting a company.
Wardah V will try to find a good company and is a market leader in its industry, not just as a market leader. The company must have a strong economic moat so that it can generate long-term profits. If every year a company consistently generates profits, its stock price will definitely follow in the long term if it has found a company with a strong economic moat.
Warren then finds out why. Is the economic moat able to make the company survive for five years, 10 years, or even 20 years in the future. Back to the example of Qalqalah Warren chose Wakola because the company is a market leader and has a strong brand. Remember, Coca-Cola has been around for more than 100 years before Warren bought its shares.
This means that this company has been tested and has good management capabilities. Not only that, oh, the school also has a strong brand and has a network almost all over the world. That's it. Warren's reason for investing in Kola but finding a company with a strong economic moat is not enough another thing that is no less important is the time to buy it most companies with a strong economic moat are usually well-known company leaders and are already at a relatively more expensive price Therefore when the crisis in 1987 the following year Warren immediately bought 6.2 percent of Coca-Cola shares and continues to hold them until now value investors invest in the long term they buy companies that have good fundamentals and competent management at a cheap price please comment in the comments column HP students that you get when reading this book besides that also comment want another book or video series Next I resign don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel siku tubuhku bye bye
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